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Refugees have only bitter memories as war continues

Translation by Yusra Ahmed (Zaman Al Wasl)- Abo Khalid have lost his brother-in-law and all his children, he will never hear the word “uncle” after that, but the tragedy is that he does not know where they graves are, to at least visit them and pray for them, this is one of the uncountable...

Rebels seize village near Aleppo, 73 killed: monitor

Rebels seized a village from government forces near Aleppo overnight, a monitoring group and rebel sources said on Friday, gaining important ground near the Syrian city where the United States and Russia are trying to de-escalate the war. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 73 people...

Zaman Al Wasl launches new media tribune

(Zaman Al Wasl)- Zaman Al Wasl launched Thursday its online TV channel in a move seeks to deliver the Syrian news directly from people on the ground to the world in Arabic and English. The newly-born media tribune aims to tell the truth without frills. Islamic State's leaks, Zaman's...

Turkey PM to quit as Erdogan tightens grip

Turkey's Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Thursday announced he was stepping down as ruling party chief and premier, in a shock resignation set to further boost President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's growing powers. Divisions between Davutoglu and Erdogan that had been rumoured for months...

Twin bombings kill 10 civilians in Homs

A double bomb attack Thursday in central Syria killed at least 10 civilians and wounded 40 others, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. State television also reported dead and wounded in the suicide attack and car bombing in a square in Mukharram al-Fawqani in Homs province.

ISIS continues to hit Turkish border town with rockets

Turkey's state-run agency says a salvo of rockets has struck southern Turkey, wounding four people. The Anadolu Agency said three rockets struck the Turkish town of Kilis early Thursday. The rockets were fired from ISIS group-controlled territory in Syria, according to the private Dogan News...

Journalists' protests a 'further threat to Sisi'

A raid on Egypt’s journalists’ union head office this week could intensify opposition to President Abdel Fattah el Sisi, according to analysts. On Sunday, police stormed the headquarters of the press syndicate in Cairo, arresting two journalists for allegedly inciting protests and plotting to...