Protests rock government-held areas in southern Syria as economy crumbles
Beirut (AP) — Protests spread Monday in two government-held provinces in southern Syria amid widespread anger over the crash of
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Anti-government protests spread in southern Syria
Beirut (Reuters) – Crowds chanted slogans against the Syrian government in nearly a dozen towns and villages in the southern
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Suspect in bloody attack in Syria dies in Beirut -Lebanese media
Beirut (Reuters) – A Syrian youth suspected of carrying out an attack that killed at least six people in Damascus
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Syria slashes gasoline subsidy, boosts public-sector salaries
Amman (Reuters) – Syria has raised prices of gasoline and other petroleum products again, officials and state media said on
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Islamic State group still has thousands in Syria and Iraq and poses Afghan threat, UN experts say
Associated Press Despite sustained counter-terrorism operations, Daesh continues to command between 5,000 and 7,000 members across Iraq and Syria, “most
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Jordanian army downs drone from Syria carrying meth – state news agency
Beirut (Reuters) – The Jordanian military on Sunday downed a drone carrying crystal meth that was flying into Jordanian territory
Read MoreExplosions heard in Syrian capital Damascus – state media
Cairo (Reuters) – Explosions were heard in the vicinity of the Syrian capital Damascus early on Sunday, state media said,
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Agreement to reopen crossing to Syria’s northwest will safeguard independent UN operations, UN says
United Nations (AP) — The agreement the United Nations reached with Syria to reopen the main border crossing from Turkey to its
Read MoreRoadside bombing in southern Syria kills a journalist and 3 Syrian soldiers, state-run media say
Beirut (AP) — A roadside bombing in southern Syria on Wednesday killed a Syrian journalist and three soldiers, the country’s
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Attack on bus kills 23 Syrian troops – war monitor
Dubai (Reuters) – An attack on a military bus in Syria’s east killed 23 government troops and wounded more than
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