Assad, Syria
Assad’s fall to Islamist rebels in Syria unsettles region’s autocrats
The leaders — from Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — are worried that Assad’s ouster could stir unrest at home, say analysts, officials and diplomats. They are also concerned that Syria could plunge into chaos,
Secretary of State Tony Blinken said the U.S. has been in direct contact with Sunni Islamist opposition group HTS, which led ...
In an implied message to the Syrian rebels, Halevi added, "We moved forward so that these ... We are not intervening in ...
Iran’s foreign minister assured Assad of Tehran’s support and promised to raise the issue with Turkey, an Iranian official ...
Rebels took control of Damascus, the capital of Syria, on Sunday. It’s unknown how Syria’s new government will rule, or ...
Those rebels – led by the Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham – must now try to unite a country cleaved apart by more than a decade of civil ...
For the Kurdish minority, America's closest ally in Syria, the struggle for a new order is entering an even more challenging ...
A string of stunning victories has spurred White House worries about a “catastrophic success” in Syria if Islamist fighters ...
How the rebels governed Idlib offers insight into how they might rule Syria. Experts and residents of Idlib describe their ...
China is calling for peace and stability in Syria as Uyghur rebels among the ranks of an Islamist-led coalition that ...
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