Syrian rebel leader, after Assad's ouster, puts his own stamp on the state
Sharaa's Islamist group is stamping its authority on Syria's state with the same lightning speed that it seized the country, deploying police, installing an interim government and meeting foreign envoys - raising concerns over how inclusive Damascus' new rulers intend to be.
Rebel forces in Syria captured the capital Damascus and toppled the regime of President Bashar Assad in a lightning-quick ...
A coalition of Syrian rebels say they have toppled the government of President Bashar al-Assad and captured the Syrian ...
Syrian insurgents reached Damascus as part of a rapidly moving offensive that saw them take over some of Syria's largest ...
Syrian insurgents have reached Damascus suburbs, their first advance near the capital since 2018, while Syrian state media ...
The vaults in Syria's central bank were left unscathed by looters in the turmoil that briefly engulfed the capital Damascus ...
Syria's new prime minister said the Islamist-led alliance that ousted president Bashar al-Assad will guarantee minority ...
One woman said her son had been missing for a decade. He was accused of being a militant; she said he was a nurse.
The president-elect faces hard choices about the country’s post-Assad future. His vows not to get involved might be hard to ...
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