An agreement was made under pressure, on January 29, between Rojava’s Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and the United ...

Security forces linked to Syria's Interior Ministry continued to deploy in Kurdish-majority areas in northeastern Syria, as ...

In mid-January, Switzerland summoned the Iranian ambassador to Bern to express its deepest concern about the violent repression in Iran. At the same time, the foreign ministry condemned on X the ...

The end of the era of global alliances marks the beginning of a new security architecture, one in which effectiveness is ...

Recall the image etched in memory: a bulldozer driven by fighters of the self-proclaimed Islamic State smashing through the ...

Beirut is seeking to build a relationship on equal footing with the new authorities in Damascus, but progress has remained ...

Previous arrangements between the Syrian government and the SDF largely centered on temporary ceasefires, the management of contact lines, or narrowly defined security coordination. None evolved into ...

"Our fear is that with temperatures staying below freezing today (Sunday) and much of tomorrow, many roads will be bad in ...

Recent weeks have seen a political and military earthquake in Syria. Nearly 14 months after driving Bashar al Assad ...

SDF withdrew from Sheikh Fouqani and Sheikh Tahtani east of Aleppo, while Syrian army forces redeployed from Hasakah outskirts, marking the first field phase of the SDF–Damascus security agreement.

Washington cannot impose democracy in Syria, nor should it try to. But it can endorse Syria’s territorial unity while insisting that unity without minority rights is a recipe for more instability.

SDF agreement will be implemented from Monday, citing a ceasefire, phased integration, and international backing amid new security measures in Hasakah.