A UN report has revealed that Syria's new government has failed to curb human rights abuses, including kidnappings, sexual violence, and arbitrary detentions, despite efforts for accountability.
Syrians celebrate the start of the 2011 uprising that, in 2024, put an end to Bashar al-Assad's rule.
For years, Muslim led the Democratic Union Party, Syria's most powerful Kurdish party. He helped establish the semi-autonomous Kurdish region in northeast Syria in 2012 during the civil war.
Syria on Tuesday named a new assistant defense minister responsible for the country’s eastern region, as part of the agreement to integrate the PKK/YPG-dominated Syrian Democratic...
A Syrian colonel, suffering from motor neurone disease, has appeared in a UK court facing charges of crimes against humanity related to the Syrian war.
Prosecutors in the UK have charged a man with crimes against humanity, alleging his involvement in incidents linked to the 2011 protests in Syria.
An explosion and fire occurred in the countryside of Daraa, Syria, reportedly due to falling drone debris.
Yasmen Almashan, who lost five brothers during Syria's war, is now a member of the Syrian National Commission for Transitional Justice and is speaking at the UN to advocate for answers and national reconciliation.
Syria is increasing its efforts to repatriate its nationals from the Kurdistan Region, a move prompted by escalating tensions in the broader region.
Syria affirmed, through its permanent representative to the United Nations, Ibrahim al-Ulabi, its full commitment to implementing the Chemical Weapons Convention and eliminating th...
Salem Michel Al-Salem, a former Syrian colonel, has been named for the first time as he appears in court on charges of crimes against humanity committed in Syria in 2011 and 2012.
Syria accuses Hezbollah of firing shells into its territory Naharnet
The Syrian government is developing a plan to facilitate the return of 400 Kurdish families to their homes in Afrin, with a presidential delegation involved in the effort.
From atrocity to accountability, Syria’s path runs through Geneva SWI swissinfo.ch
A high-level delegation has met with the Syrian president to discuss cooperation, reconstruction efforts, and security matters in the region.
Sipan Hamo, the Kurdish official, had taken part in talks on the agreement the Syrian state reached with the Kurds at the end of January, which aimed to integrate Kurdish forces and institutions into the central government.
Syria has accused Hezbollah of firing shells into its territory, indicating potential cross-border tensions.
The Syrian military reported that shells fired from Lebanon landed west of the Syrian capital, Damascus, accusing Hezbollah of targeting army positions.
The first convoy of displaced families from Afrin is set to return to their homes following an agreement between Damascus and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).