Human Rights Watch on Friday condemned Lebanon's order for Syrian refugees to demolish their hard shelters as tantamount to "illegitimate pressure" on them to return to their war-torn country. Lebanon, a country of some four million people, says it hosts at least 1.5 million Syrians on its...

Syrians families living in Turkey are continuing to return to their hometowns liberated from terrorists in northwestern Syria. Taking refuge in Turkey due to civil war in Syria, Syrians are using the Cilvegozu border gate in Turkey’s southern Hatay province to go to terror-free areas of...

The Lebanese army started destroying Syrian refugee settlements in northeast Lebanon Monday after the expiry of a government ultimatum, officials said, as aid groups warned of more demolitions in the coming days. Keen not to encourage Syrians to settle permanently, the government had given...

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Tuesday he believed the number of Syrians returning from Turkey to their homeland will reach one million once a safe zone is established in northeast Syria along their shared border. Turkey hosts nearly 4 million Syrians - the largest number in any one...