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A cautious calm has settled in Syria's Aleppo after overnight clashes between Syrian security forces and Kurdish fighters

Antagonism toward migrant communities visible in the UK, Europe and the US appears to be spreading to Japan

France repatriated three women and 10 children from Syrian prisons for alleged jihadists, anti-terror prosecutors said on Tuesday. More than five years after the Islamic State group's territorial defeat in the region, tens of thousands of people are still held in Kurdish-run camps and prisons in northeastern Syria – many…

Turkey’s peace process is advancing. In August 2025, three months after the Kurdistan Workers’ Party – commonly known as the PKK – announced its formal disbandment, a Turkish parliamentary committee overseeing reforms as part of the process met. It followed a symbolic disarmament ceremony in northern Iraq, during which Kurdish…

A drive to recruit Kurds and religious minorities to the Syrian government's General Security Forces in the northern area of Afrin has brought hope and skepticism

Turkish FM hosts Syrian counterpart in Ankara; defence ministers sign military cooperation memorandum of understanding.

Since Islamist-led insurgents ousted former President Bashar al-Assad in a rebel offensive in December, the interim government in Damascus has struggled to maintain stability and heal the wounds of the nearly 14-year civil war.

Government source says recent Kurdish-led conference ‘dealt blow’ to talks on implementing a March integration deal.

The PKK had waged an armed insurgency against Turkey since 1984, initially with the aim of establishing a Kurdish state in the southeast of the country.

A newly formed parliamentary committee has begun meeting to oversee a peace process with a Kurdish militant group

The Syrian Democratic Forces alleges that Damascus-linked factions attacked four of its positions early on Monday.