Syrian Civil War
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Repatriation of Dutch children in Syria now unlikely – but it shouldn’t be a political choice
Now these children and their families face considerable legal and logistical challenges. Authors The Conversation They are unable to access…
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Turkey and the Libyan and Syrian Civil Wars
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan saw this as an opportunity to further his perpetual quest for broad regional power By…
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Shattered by years of war, Syria braces for coronavirus spread
The spread of coronavirus to Syria brings the prospect of a deadly outbreak to a population devastated by nine years…
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Turkey’s Intervention in Syria and the Art of Coercive Diplomacy
But that does not mean the United States should not evaluate how it might respond and engage the Idlib crisis…
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Jinwar, the Middle East’s first feminist commune for Arab, Kurdish, and Yazidi victims of Islamic State
The 35-year-old Arab woman from the Syrian town of Deir Ezzor has seven children. JM Lopez ABC News Her husband…
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War in Syria enters tenth year
Over 100,000 civilians have been killed since the conflict began. DW As the world comes to terms with the realities…
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‘Dreams of making change’: A Syrian man’s journey from street protester to human rights activist
Now an Australian citizen, Mr Al-Kassab campaigns for the rights of all humans. Essam Al – Ghalib SBS News When…
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Why Turkey can’t expect military support from NATO over attacks in Syria
Conflict had escalated in the province after Syrian government forces, supported by Russian air power, killed at least 34 Turkish…
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Turkey and Russia agree on a Syria ceasefire for Idlib
Turkey and Russia reached agreement on a ceasefire in Syria’s northwestern Idlib province to take effect at midnight, Turkish President…
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Turkey and Russia lock horns in Syria as fear of outright war escalates
Both sides are sending stern messages of warning as diplomacy to end the conflict has so far failed to de-escalate…
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Deadly Clashes in Syria’s Idlib Show Limits of Turkey’s Options
In this Q&A, Crisis Group’s Turkey, Syria and Russia experts explain what happened and what’s at stake. What happened? An…
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‘Nobody cares’: Children freeze to death as Syrians flee onslaught in Idlib
The baby wasn’t moving. Her body had gone hot, then cold. Her father rushed her to a hospital, going on…
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The Jihadist Factor in Syria’s Idlib: A Conversation with Abu Muhammad al-Jolani
External actors should answer by gauging the insurgents’ ability to maintain calm and their sincerity about aiding civilians. ICG Backed…
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‘The world is watching as we die’: Masses of civilians flee regime bombs in Syria’s Idlib, but find no shelter
A stream of cars and trucks clog the roads of Idlib every day, each one full of the recently homeless,…
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Easing Syrian Refugees’ Plight in Lebanon
Donors should increase aid allowing the Lebanese government to continue hosting the Syrians, so that any decision they make to…
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A Plausible Solution to the Syrian Refugee Crisis
The Syrian crisis is approaching its ninth year. Kemal Kirisci The National Interest In that span, the conflict has taken…
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