For displaced Syrians in camps, cities and towns across northwestern Syria, the victory of the revolution with the fall of ...

Assad’s regime fell. This is a fact, but it woefully understates the enormity, speed, and consequences of what has transpired ...

Homs, Syria’s third city, is nicknamed the “cradle of the revolution”. It witnessed some of the fiercest battles of the 13-year civil war – the scars of which are chiselled into many ...

Supported by By Carlotta Gall Photographs and Video by David Guttenfelder Reporters for The New York Times spent several days in Homs, Syria, after the fall of President Bashar al-Assad.

The BBC first interviewed Baraa after she fled the Old City of Homs as a child nearly a decade ... joyous celebrations engulfing the streets of Syria last Sunday at the end of Bashar al-Assad's ...

Regional power players would be better served by letting the Syrian people lead their transition and economic recovery rather ...

On Sunday, opposition forces declared Syria had been liberated from the rule of President Bashar al Assad as opposition ...

Syrians living in Turkey arrive with their belongings at the Oncupinar border crossing before entering Syria - YASIN AKGUL ... Helmets about returning to his home city of Homs for the first ...

Abu Mohammed al-Golani urges the West to lift sanctions on Syria and delist his group as terrorist organisation ...

Israeli Air Force (IAF) jets launched a series of intensive strikes across Syria on Sunday, targeting key military and ...

Syria's economy was worth $67.5 billion (€63.9 billion) in 2011 — the same year that large-scale protests broke out against ...

It is a quandary facing every city across Syria: who will rule and how? Homs, Syria’s third city, is nicknamed the “cradle of the revolution”. It witnessed some of the fiercest battles of ...