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Idlib: three women killed in regime artillery fire

   (Zaman Al Wasl)- Three women were killed and four children wounded Friday when the regime's artillery fire struck Jisr al-Shughour region in northern Idlib province, activists said. The attack on the de-escalation zone is the second in 48 hours. Artillery...

Activists hope to take impeachment fight to the streets

Women's rights, gun control and climate change have drawn masses of demonstrators into the streets during President Donald Trump's first term, but one prominent cause has been missing so far: impeachment. Though some liberal groups have been advocating for Trump's impeachment for more...

US may send troops, armored vehicles to Syrian oil fields

Pentagon chief Mark Esper says the United States is considering sending American troops and armored vehicles to help protect oil fields in northeastern Syria controlled by U.S.-allied Syrian Kurds. Esper says at a news conference at NATO headquarters in Brussels that the U.S. wants to...

Iraqi officials say protester killed in Baghdad

Iraqi security officials say one protester has been shot and killed during demonstrations in the capital of Baghdad. The officials say the protester was killed near the gate leading to the city's heavily fortified Green Zone. It's the first death in the new round of anti-government...

After withdrawal, Trump shifts focus to Syria's oil fields

As Russian and Turkish leaders divvy up security roles in northeast Syria following an abrupt U.S. troop withdrawal, President Donald Trump is focused on oil fields elsewhere in the war-torn country. Trump spurred a fresh wave of criticism Thursday with a tweet noting that he had spoken...

Secret synagogue in Dubai prays for Persian Gulf revival

In an unmarked villa, nestled amid homes in an upscale Dubai neighborhood, a congregation prays in the first fully functioning synagogue in the Arabian Peninsula in decades. Though its members keep its precise location secret, the synagogue's existence and the tacit approval it has...

Fresh anti-government protests turn deadly in Baghdad

Fresh anti-government protests erupted in Iraq on Friday, with at least two deaths reported after Iraqi police fired live rounds into the air along with tear gas canisters to disperse thousands of protesters in Baghdad. Iraqi police fired live shots into the air and dozens of tear gas...

Syria regime says Turkish-led forces attacked its troops

Turkish forces and their allies attacked Syrian regime troops in northeastern Syria on Thursday, killing some of them, and they also clashed with Kurdish-led fighters, the state-run news agency and a war monitoring group said. The fighting underscored the risks of violence as multiple and...

UN to probe human rights abuse claims in Chile

The UN said Thursday it would send a special mission to Chile to investigate allegations of human rights abuses, as the South American country is rocked by deadly anti-government protests. "Having monitored the crisis in Chile since it began, I have decided to send a verification mission to...

Syrian nurse speaks of ordeal in Turkish-blockaded hospital

There were moments during the days-long Turkish siege of a Syrian hospital that Raman Ouso did not think he would get out alive. The 27-year-old nurse was part of a small team of medics that stayed to help the wounded in the town of Ras al-Ain in northern Syria earlier this month despite an...