Washington: A hundred days after Ahmed al-Sharaa was sworn in as Syria’s president, US officials are still proceeding with caution regarding his administration. There are concerns about the potential ...

Four days of clashes between pro-government gunmen and members of a minority sect in Syria have left nearly 100 people dead ...

MOSCOW, April 30. /TASS/. Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin will launch the construction of a road bridge across the Tumannaya River in Russia’s Primorye Region on the border with North Korea ...

On March 6, clashes broke out in the provinces of Latakia, Tartus and Homs between members of the security forces of Syria’s transitional government and supporters of former President Bashar Assad ...

With the new Syrian government likely to kick the Russians out of their base in Tartus, Port Sudan would be Russia’s only foreign naval base. "Moscow views Sudan, because of its strategic ...

Supported by By Christina Goldbaum Photographs by David Guttenfelder Reporting from Baniyas in Tartus Province, Syria The Syrian city was nearly empty in early March, its streets littered with ...

He and the guards would even greet each other,” he said. Attacks on Alawites spread from Latakia into the nearby province of Tartus, with some later hitting the major city of Homs inland. Rami ...