Syrian President Bashar al Assad has made a desperate plea seeking people from countries around the globe who will voluntarily come to Syria to be killed.
ISTANBUL, March 19 (Reuters) - The opposition Syrian National Coalition chose Western-educated former businessman Ghasssan Hitto as provisional prime ...
On March 6, Syrian rebel fighters in the Golan Heights region released footage of a UN peacekeepers' convoy which they claimed to have detained. The i...
AMMAN, Jordan -- The U.N. refugee agency says it has not yet received the funds recently pledged for Syrian refugees and is struggling to help rising ...
BEIRUT (AP) ā Syria's army unleashed a barrage of rocket and artillery fire on rebel-held areas in a central province Friday as part of a widening o...
MOSCOW -- Russia announced for the first time Wednesday that it has evacuated families of its diplomats in Syria some time ago but said it is not plan...
I was a Rabbi at a University. If 80 students had died in a military attack it would have shaken the foundations of the academic world. But in Syria it's just another day of indiscriminate slaughter.
Russia, China, and Iran, back the regime, while the U.S., Europe, and Gulf States support the revolution, it is as if Syria is now a playground for a new cold war similar to that of the '60s.