Democracy and peace are not guaranteed when a dictator falls — sometimes, a country’s fate turns uglier and messier.
Syrian’s interim president has said that millions would return after President Bashar al-Assad’s ouster, but many houses and other buildings were destroyed in 13 years of civil war.
Syria’s interim government has announced the end of a days-long military operation against insurgents loyal to ousted ...
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How Assad's Remnants Plunged Syria Back Into DarknessAssad’s downfall would be a chance to come together and heal the wounds of the victims’ families. It was not to be. The ...
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They're waiting for death: Dubai’s Syrian residents speak to family back home enduring bloodshedA Dubai resident has described the terror her family felt while under attack in Syria after hundreds of members of the minority Alawite community were killed in the worst violence since the toppling ...
This past weekend’s sectarian violence was possibly among the bloodiest 72 hours in the modern history of Syria after 14 ...
Donald Trump’s moves to install loyalists in US security agencies and the military echo the actions of strongmen worldwide ...
"To be honest, the Alawites clearly ask for international protection," a former Syrian diplomat told Newsweek.
The United States "will immediately lift the pause on intelligence sharing and resume security assistance to Ukraine." Follow ...
The reported fighting in the capital, Damascus, and the second city of Aleppo were the first such clashes there since the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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