New York Times | Syria Cease-Fire Crumbles as Bombings Kill Dozens New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — For 38 straight days, the streets of the northwestern Syrian town of Maarat al-Noaman had been the scene of protests against the government and the Islamic extremists of the Nusra Front. On Tuesday, they became a scene of carnage, as ... The Latest: US to Press on for Transition to End Syria War Fighting in Syria intensifies as opposition digs in heels Syria's peace talks and partial ceasefire are both breaking down |
BBC News | Syria conflict: Air strikes on Idlib markets 'kill dozens' BBC News At least 44 people have been killed and dozens hurt in Syrian government air strikes on markets in two rebel-held towns in Idlib province, activists say. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 37 died in Maarat al-Numan and another seven in ... Syria airstrikes, Russia-backed army attacks in northwest kill scores: monitor Syria: airstrike on market kills 'dozens' in rebel-held Idlib Air strike on market kills around 40 in opposition-held northwest Syria |
FRONTLINE | How Four Child Refugees Said Goodbye to Syria FRONTLINE Helen, left, and Sara, right -- two of the "Children of Syria" in FRONTLINE's April 19 documentary. On the morning that Sara and her family fled their home in Aleppo, she asked her mother a question that will sound familiar to parents of young children ... 'Children of Syria' Traces Family From War-Torn Aleppo to Refuge in Germany |
FRONTLINE | Children of Syria By the Numbers FRONTLINE In more than five years of war, the fighting in Syria has left an estimated 470,000 dead, more than 1 million injured, and driven 11.3 million from their homes. For the millions of children caught in the middle, the war has taken an especially painful ... Syrian girl campaigns against child marriage from her refugee camp in Jordan Access to jobs improving for Syrian refugees in Jordan |
NBCNews.com | Family of ISIS Slain Journalist Steven Sotloff Sues Syria Over His Death NBCNews.com MIAMI — The family of slain journalist Steven Sotloff is suing Syria in U.S. court, claiming the government of President Bashar Assad provided support to ISIS militants who carried out the gruesome beheading. The lawsuit filed Monday in federal court ... Sotloff family sues Syria over son's death Family Of Reporter Beheaded By IS Sues Syria Family of journalist beheaded by Islamic State sue Syria |
Newsweek | ISIS Gains Ground in Syria Newsweek BEIRUT (Reuters) - Islamic State militants seized Syrian government-controlled territory in the eastern Syrian city of Deir al-Zor on Tuesday, a war monitor and a news agency affiliated with the ultra-hardline Islamist group said. Islamic State took ... |
Voice of America | Syria Political Talks Hit New Snags Voice of America “Unless you have some military changes on the ground in Syria will Assad and his backers feel the need to compromise. And until they do so, there is no way the opposition is going to agree to keeping in power the person who is responsible for the death ... |
Newsweek | Putin Urges Obama to Close Turkey-Syria Border Newsweek Putin points to camera Russian President Vladimir Putin gestures as he speaks during a meeting with journalists after a live broadcast nationwide call-in in Moscow, Russia, April 14. Putin spoke with his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama about Syria and ... Obama: Syria 'starting to fray more rapidly' Obama calls Putin for 'intense' talks on Syria, Ukraine Obama Asks Putin to Help Halt Assad Offensive in Syria |
USA TODAY | Historic Syrian 'Arch of Triumph' Destroyed by ISIS, Recreated in London ABC News A 2,000-year-old arch, destroyed by ISIS in Syria, has been recreated in London's Trafalgar Square. The "Arch of Triumph," located in the historic town of Palmyra, was destroyed by ISIS in October, after militants captured the city last spring. Syria's ... Syria's Arch of Triumph, destroyed by Islamic State, recreated in London Roman arch destroyed by ISIS in Syria was recreated using 3D technology Syria's destroyed Arch of Triumph is recreated in London |
euronews | 'We're victims of European terrorism,' says Syria negotiator Bashar Ja'afari euronews The Syrian government's chief negotiator is pointing the finger at Europe, claiming that 'terrorism' is emanating from the EU. As peace talks fall into disarray in Geneva, Bashar Ja'afari has been speaking to euronews about the country's war and its ... |