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As many as 745 people reported dead since fighting erupted in the western coastal region
The 4,500 detainees of 46 nationalities are a 'ticking bomb', Kurdish-led authorities tell The National
Reports of dozens more wounded in fierce fighting
Attack is among the deadliest since Syria's new administration, led by interim President Ahmad Al Shara, took power
After being put on hold for months, funeral processions have resumed as mourners flock to their villages to bury their dead
Announcement of the PKK’s dissolution might ease tensions between Turkey and Kurdish-led administration
'Armed resistance' term removed as statement vows to establish a state monopoly on weapons
'We will not allow southern Syria to become southern Lebanon,' says Israeli Defence Ministry
First the city was released from the tyranny of ISIS. Then it celebrated the ousting of Syria's unloved dictator. But the future appears far from certain for its war-weary residents
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem tells mass ceremony at stadium in Lebanese capital that group's former chief 'lives within us'
Authorities and residents at Al Hol camp say suspension of services could lead to protests and chaos
Indefinite ban on flights to and from Iran follows Israeli claim it transported funds to arm militant group
Israeli military remains at five ‘strategic positions’ inside Lebanon in breach of truce agreement
'We can reasonably hope for a trial at the end of 2026,' plaintiff tells The National
Most of the suspects have been killed, with some suggesting an 'inside job' by the Syrian regime
