US EditionSyria flashes signs of peril and promise in a week of violence and diplomacy
- Syria's interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa faced challenges unifying the country amid violence following his rise to power after the fall of Bashar Assad.
- A landmark agreement merged Kurdish-led forces with Syria's national army, aiming to unify fractured factions in the wake of the civil war.
- The United Nations confirmed 111 verified civilian killings during recent violent clashes in Syria, prompting U.S. Condemnation from Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned the killings in Syria and stressed the need for accountability for perpetrators targeting minority communities.
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32 Articles
Syria’s Hayat Tahrir al-Sham: The Jungle and the Leopard
Events in Syria continue to evolve at lightspeed. In December 2024, regional and Western governments rushed to engage the new al-Qaeda-affiliated Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) government, which is supported by NATO member Turkey. Jubilation intoxicated the general population and the diaspora following the anticlimactic fall of the Assad regime. Nearly three months later, the honeymoon has run its course and the jungle holds on to the spots.After th…
Senators Hesitant To Respond To Mass Killings In Syria
By George Caldwell, The Daily Signal | March 12, 2025 Amid reported mass killings of ethno-religious minorities in Syria, senators are reluctant to recommend intervention in a region that has been a focal point of American foreign policy in years past. It was a bloody weekend in Syria, where forces loyal to the government, jihadists, and individual actors reportedly killed hundreds of civilians. Many were Christians and Alawites, the latter bein…
Rojava After Assad: Where Next for the Kurdish Struggle?
On the 8th December 2024, the Assad regime in Syria fell, replaced by a group of former jihadists called Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham. In the north east of the country, in a territory called Rojava, a feminist socialist revolution has been ongoing for since 2012. Then a few weeks ago, Abdullah Öcalan, a Kurdish leader who has been imprisoned by Turkey for 26 years, called on the PKK, the Kurdish Worker’s Party, to disband. Elif Sarican is a writer, org…
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Europe SaysSyria’s ruined cities are crime scenes. For some survivors of civil war, justice comes first, rebuilding later
After 13 years of civil war, the forces that overthrew Bashar al-Assad have a long list of wrongs to set right. Residents of hard-hit places such as Douma are restless for progress
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