The SNHR does not document the deaths of armed combatants from groups operating outside state control if they were killed during combat. Between July 13 and the date of this report’s release, a ...

Beyond the horrific massacres in Suweida and the forced displacement of Bedouin families, the deepest and most enduring wound is the rupture of intercommunal bonds, Mustafa al-Dabbas writes in ...

Beyond the horrific massacres in Suweida and the forced displacement of Bedouin families, the deepest and most enduring wound is the rupture of intercommunal bonds, Mustafa al-Dabbas writes in ...

An investigation exposes how Sharaa’s inner trio—Hazem, the Australian, and Zurba—took control of 80% of the financial empire once owned by Mohammad Hamsho and Yasar Ibrahim in exchange for legal ...

Saba Abdul Latif, a researcher at the Omran Center for Strategic Studies, told Syria TV that initial indications suggest the evacuation may be part of a broader, unofficial agreement that has so far ...

Ahmed Haitham al-Dalati, head of Internal Security in Suweida, and Brigadier General Shaher Jabr Omran, head of Internal Security in Daraa, are accused of war crimes and grave human rights violations ...

From Ibrahim Pasha to Shishakli and Bashar al-Assad, every leader who misread the mountain has paid dearly, Wael Sawah argues. If I Were Sharaa, I Wouldn’t Have Chosen Confrontation with the Druze ...

The recent evacuation of hundreds of tribal families from Suweida to rural areas of Daraa has stirred intense debate over whether this operation constitutes an urgent humanitarian response or a case ...

In a striking sign of deepening economic normalization between Saudi Arabia and Syria, a high-level Saudi delegation arrived in Damascus on Wednesday to sign trade and investment agreements valued at ...

The report names 265 suspects affiliated with the former regime and an additional 298 members of various military factions that participated in the counteroffensive.

Suweida, once a refuge for those fleeing Assad’s army, is now a city drowning in corpses and screams, Daraj writes.