The Latest Breaking News from Idlib

For more than a decade, a steady flow of Syrians have crossed the border from their war-torn country into Lebanon

Members of Syria’s most powerful insurgent group in the country’s rebel-held northwest have fired bullets in the air and beaten up protesters with clubs, injuring some of them

Hay’et Tahrir al-Sham, formed out of group with former ties to al-Qaeda, is accused of torturing prisoners to death.

Thirteen years after the start of the Syrian civil war, citizens in the northwestern city of Idlib are continuing their protests through street art and monitoring the sky. And on the streets of Idlib, hundreds of people take to the streets every year to demand the end of President Bashar…

The Syrian government calls upon high-precision, low-cost drones to target rebel and civilian personnel and infrastructure.

Dedicated team rescued more than 1,300 animals after last year’s quakes, and many of them are now finding loving homes.

Recovery is slow and difficult for the youngsters freed by their uncle from the rubble in Idlib

Syrians in the northwest see in the new year just as they left the last – ‘with blood’ and destruction.

Meanwhile, Israel bombed Aleppo and Neirab, leaving Syrians trapped between two forces raining fire from the sky.

The Syrian regime and allies stepped up attacks in the country’s northwest as a humanitarian crisis mounted in 2023.

A couple and their three children were killed; a fourth child is in critical condition.