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Turkey 'working on' granting citizenship to Syrians

Turkey is in the process of giving citizenship to Syrians who have never been involved in any terrorism related activities and who are seen as “useful” to the country, Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said on Monday. Speaking at a press conference following a Cabinet meeting in the...

Rebels launch attack in Aleppo: monitoring group

 Rebels launched an attack inside Aleppo early on Monday, shelling Syrian government-held areas and clashing with government-allied forces in the center of the divided northwestern city, a monitoring group reported. Syrian warplanes bombarded rebel-held areas in the city and north of it,...

Family of killed U.S. journalist Marie Colvin sues Syria

 The family of American journalist Marie Colvin, who died in Syria in 2012, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in a U.S. court, accusing the Syrian government of deliberately killing her. Colvin and French photographer Remi Ochlik were killed in the besieged Syrian city of Homs in 2012...

Syrian refugees in Europe: family ties weak, fractured

Reporting by Fuad Abdulaziz; Translation by Yusra Ahmed (Eqtsad)- Syrian women moved to live in Europe have taken advantages of the European law which is very much supportive to women and children especially those who suffer of domestic violence. Many Syrian women complained against their...

Syria rebels in failed bid to reopen Aleppo route

Syrian rebels fought fierce battles with government forces in a failed bid to reopen their only supply route into Aleppo city overnight, losing at least 29 combatants, a monitor said Sunday. The assault sought to push government forces back from the Castello Road that leads into the...

U.S., Turkish deal over Manbij looks nightmare for rebels

Reporting by Ethar Abdul Haq; Translation by Rana Abdul (Zaman al-Wasl)- The word secret spread adopted by Le Monde, the French newspaper, to describe tbe the agreement between Ankara and Washington regarding the current battles in Manbij and its surrounding areas which Mevlut Cavusoglu, the...

Sharp fall in asylum seekers arriving in Germany: ministry

The number of people seeking asylum in Germany fell sharply in the first half of the year as tougher rules at home and border-closures abroad started to kick in, the interior ministry said on Friday. About 16,000 people registered in June, down from 92,000 in January, but the migrant crisis as...