HTS has not commented on the strike. Israel has unilaterally expanded a UN-monitored buffer zone in the area last month. It ...

But since he and his fellow jihadists advanced from Idlib, their northern enclave, and toppled the Assads on December 8th, ...

KUWAIT: After years of fleeing a life, they described as “hell” under a regime they deemed “dictatorial” in every sense, Syrians in Kuwait shared mixed emotions about the future following the fall of ...

Bashir, who formerly led an HTS-affiliated administration in the northwestern province of Idlib, has said he will lead a three-month transitional government. The new administration has not declared ...

Days later, Sunni rebels took advantage of Israel’s successes and swept southward from Idlib, ending the Assad family’s half-century of rule in Syria and breaking the land bridge between Iran ...

According to the BBC, most of the critics appear to be from the Idlib region and include clerics and influential commentators, some of them previously members of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham. Some critics ...

Photo: Sean Fennessy As the art world gears up for the spring season, Observer has scoured the programs of the most prestigious museums worldwide to compile a list of must-see museum exhibitions ...

HTS, a former al-Qaeda affiliate, initially imposed strict behavior and dress code rules when it seized control of the former rebel stronghold of Idlib province in 2017. However, it revoked those ...

HTS, a former al-Qaeda affiliate, initially imposed strict behaviour and dress codes rules when it seized control of the former rebel stronghold of Idlib province in 2017. However, it revoked ...

He said he believed in education for women and referred to the north-western province of Idlib, which has been held by rebels since 2011, where they have had 'Universities for more than eight years'.

After a career pulling loads of lumber in East Texas, the barrel-chested, black-and-silver steam locomotive rests in retirement at the Texas Transportation Museum in San Antonio. Built in 1911 by ...