Breaking News
- Al-Darbasiyyah | SDF border guards opened fire on civilians attempting cross into Turkish territory, injuring two
- After attack on security state branch a few days ago | Regime forces bring in military reinforcement in northern Daraa, boosting the branch
- Regime repression | Despite Russian guarantee, security services detain media activist and his wife from Eastern Ghouta
- For unknown reasons | Turkish-backed factions arrest civilian and woman from Tel Abyad city
- Old ordnance | Seven children killed and wounded in village in al-Malikiyah (Dayrik)
- “De-escalation zone” | Opposition factions’ rockets shower regime positions in Syrian coastline, western Hama and southern Idlib
- Syrian desert | Over 40 Russian airstrikes hit ISIS positions in al-Raqqah, Deir Ezzor and Homs
- Protests | Residents demonstrate in Deir Ezzor, condemning corruption and calling for increasing fuel and flour allocated to the region
- Euphrates river crisis | Turkish government keep seizing Syria’s share of water, despite appeals and international compact
- Joint patrol | Russian and Turkish forces tour villages in Ain al-Arab countryside (Kobani)
Opinions and articles
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Syria instability threatens religious freedoms and minorities
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Proxy Conflict Paradox: Why America and Russia are at War in Syria
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SYRIA AT THE INTERSECTION OF COVID AND CIVIL WAR
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The Imperative to Maintain Focus in Syria
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Lebanon civil war survivors say today’s crisis even worse
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Iran and Israel’s shadow war takes a dangerous turn
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How Syrian women are fighting a war – and patriarchy
‘Women of the revolution’ share their experiences on the decade-long transformation of their…
War crimes in Syria: a step on the road to justice for the victims?
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A new Syria process cuts out Iran to bring in Gulf Arabs
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The Arab Spring: 10 Years On
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Nobody Knows Why Syria Matters
A few days after then-U.S. President Donald Trump announced in October 2019 that he was…
Washington brings Syria’s Al Qaeda in from the cold
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The Kurdish spring did not happen
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‘Syria’s war: a call that must be heard’
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How Syrian intelligence tried to seize a strategic village through assassinations
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Is Myanmar the new Syria? Rising violence threatens a repeat tragedy
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Flawed Jointness In War Against So-Called Islamic State: How A Different Planning…
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