A deepening humanitarian crisis and minority grievances complicate Syria’s bid for a centralised state, 14 years after its civil war began.

The efforts made by Syria’s Islamist rulers to subdue the country’s minorities are stirring up fears in Iraq’s Shia community.

How has daily life for civilians in Syria changed since the fall of the Assad government? The collapse of the Baath regime ...

The United States is concerned that some groups remain outside of the control of Syria’s interim government, the Pentagon ...

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Thursday that his country wants Kurds to remain an ...

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Due to this, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov noted that the issues of Damascus’ relations with Kurd formations were touched upon during the talks ...

Lavrov backs Kurdish rights in unified Syria, offers Russia as mediator with Damascus. Warns against Israeli interference in ...

Sweida remains scarred by a week of sectarian bloodshed that left more than 1,200 dead. Survivors on both sides recount ...

Human rights experts, humanitarian groups, and even the US are calling for repatriation. Switzerland says it won’t support ...

The Kurdish Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES) just might be exploiting sectarian tensions in the ...

A senior official at Syria's Foreign Ministry expressed hope that 'rational voices' within the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) ...