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Members of Syrian security forces ride on a back of a truck after Syrian troops entered the predominantly Druze city of Sw...

World Jul 15

Syria announces ceasefire after latest outbreak of sectarian violence kills dozens

By Ghaith Alsayed, Abby Sewell, Associated Press

World Apr 08

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad as seen in Damascus, Syria Nov. 14 2017. Photo by SANA/Handout via Reuters
Syrian government: Rebels to give up last Ghouta suburb

Syrian rebels agreed to give up their last foothold in the eastern suburbs of Damascus hours after an alleged gas attack killed at least 40 people.

By Zeina Karam, Philip Issa, Associated Press

World Apr 04

A man carries the body of a child away from the scene of airstrikes in Idlib in northern Syria on April 4. Photo by Ammar Abdullah/Reuters
Dozens dead after suspected gas attack in rebel-held Syrian town

A humanitarian group said a suspected chemical attack in rebel-held Idlib province in northern Syria on Tuesday killed at least 58 people, including 11 children.

By Larisa Epatko

World Sep 19

U.S. says it’s willing to extend Syria truce despite violations

The United States said it is prepared to extend the window for Syria's fractured week-old cease-fire despite numerous violations and the Syrian military's announcement that the truce is over.

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

World Mar 24

Since January, the Islamic State has recruited 400 children

Children are used as spies and guards near these IS posts to gather information.

By Anna Sillers

Apr 12

Syrian village reportedly hit by poison gas attack

By Kayla Ruble

There are reports that a gas attack hit a village in the central province of Hama on Friday, with both the Syrian government and rebel forces blaming each other for the incident.

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