The recent surge of violence in Syria lays bare the challenges interim leader Ahmed al-Sharaa faces in delivering on his promise to lead a more unified country.
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We returned to Syria after 14 years of war. This is what we foundIsmail had left his home in rural western Aleppo in 2016, after his father was killed in fighting in the country’s bloody ...
When he arrived in the town of Masaoudiyeh in northern Lebanon earlier this month, fleeing massacres on Syria's Mediterranean ...
The bloodletting between Alawites and forces backing Syria’s new government surprised many. But tensions had been building ...
Syria’s new leadership faces allegations of mass killings, as Alawite communities endure field executions and mass ...
The cries for revenge reached fever pitch on March 6. Dozens of messages posted by various armed factions on social media, ...
A CNN investigation sheds light on the massacre of an Alawite community in al-Sanobar, or Pine village, where government-aligned forces subjected largely unarmed villagers to summary executions, ...
Sectarian-driven killings of civilians this month displayed the government’s weak control over both its own forces and ...
Video clips surfaced showing Jableh city as a deserted wasteland, just as a foreign jihadist had boasted on social media ...
Since the fall of Assad, Mourad has repeatedly stated that no deliberate violence has been committed against Christians in ...
The brothers were part of an unprecedented uprising against the regime of Bashar al-Assad that erupted in 2011. But this ...
DARAA, Syria — Family members of Syrians who disappeared in the country ... many of them detained by former President Bashar ...
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