In a long-ranging interview with Al-Monitor, Washington's Syria envoy James Jeffrey looks back on his efforts to incorporate fragments of Obama-era initiatives into a cohesive Middle East policy.

While US and international sanctions aren't specifically targeted at Kurdish-ruled northeast Syria, the area is impacted all the same with trade practically halted and because of the sudden plunge of the Syrian pound.

Idlib is no stranger to death, but the war-torn Syrian region is desperately underprepared for the threat of coronavirus.

Many countries have refused to repatriate ISIS fighters to face justice at home, leaving Kurdish authorities to find a solution.

The first Syriac-language broadcasting station has been opened in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.

In an exclusive interview with Al-Monitor in northeast Syria, Gen. Mazlum Kobane speaks on a range of issues including prospects for reviving dialogue with Turkey, US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw US troops from Syria and the impact of Iranian Gen. Qasem Soleimani's killing in Iraq.

Pressured by the Syrian Government, and assaulted by Turkish forces, can the Kurdish Rojava Project Survive? Senior official in pro-Kurdish administration vows to 'continue to run things as before' despite deal with Damascus.

Tens of thousands of civilians flee border areas as Turkey, backed by the Syrian National Army, presses assault against Kurdish forces for third day.

Thousands of former ISIS militants and their families are stranded in al-Hol camp under the control of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria.

They were once a formidable fighting force in Syria. But it appears that the era of North Caucasian jihadist fighters is drawing to a close, as many scale back on military activities in the country, writes intelligence analyst Neil Hauer.

Women of Syria are at the forefront of remove the mines which represent one of the greatest post-war dangers to civilian lives.

Despite the split with Jabhat al-Nusra, al-Qaeda has not at all given up on Syria, but is rather trying to reestablish itself

The Damascus-based Syrian Law Journal discusses a proposal under review to amend the Syrian Nationality Law

A man cycles through rebel-held Talbiseh, north of Homs, which has been the site of a vicious bombing campaign by regime forces

The cost of moving cash in the war economy of Syria results in less humanitarian funds going to the Syrian people.

Civilians in east Ghouta plead rebel groups to stop fighting each other amidst continued airstrikes, attacks by government forces.