Syrian rebels sweep into Aleppo in an embarrassing rout for Bashar al-Assad
Assad, the Syrian dictator, to retake Aleppo after part of the city fell to insurgents in 2012. Less than four days is how long it took him to lose it. On November 27th rebels launched a surprise offensive in north-west Syria.
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Time and time again the Assad dynasty has survived internal and external challenges and lived to fight another day. But ...
Russia appears to be "letting the Syrian rebels overthrow" President Bashar al-Assad according to Richard Grenell, who served ...
A day after entering Aleppo, rebels have reportedly seized most of the city, Syria’s second-largest, pushed south toward Hama and captured much of Idlib province on Saturday in their surprise ...
A shock four-day offensive in Syria's north-east has seen territory held by the Assad regime since 2016 retaken by militant ...
In 2015, Russia waged its largest military campaign outside its borders since the Cold War, launching a sweeping air war to ...
Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and the Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani discussed during a phone call on ...
How did Assad gain power? Through old-fashioned dynastic succession. He became president in 2000 after the death of his father, Hafez al-Assad, a tyrant who had ruled Syria for 30 years.
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Amid a rapid-fire collapse of Syrian, Hezbollah, Russian and Iranian forces in northern Syria, questions are surfacing about ...
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