Mohammad Badarieh, representing Islamist rebel chief Ahmed al-Sharaa, tells Bakhour Chamntoub, who represents nine remaining ...

It was during the process of reconnecting with his Syrian roots that Rio de Janeiro-born <a target=_blank href=h ...

These ancient Irish genomes each show unequivocal evidence for massive migration. The early farmer has a majority ancestry ...

A team of 91 researchers—including famed geneticist Eske Willerslev at the Lundbeck Foundation GeoGenetics Center, University ...

On Jan. 6, the Genealogy Club will meet at the Milford Public Library ... Israel seized a swath of southern Syria along the ...

With the political and social contours of the new Syrian state still being drawn, Qadri said students would not be tested on their mandatory "nationalist studies" - previously a vehicle for teaching ...

Mouaz Moustafa, the executive director of the Syrian Emergency Task Force (SETF), said the regime’s victims were found in al-Qutayfah, about 25 miles north of the capital. “One hundred ...

Warning: This article contains descriptions of torture. DAMASCUS, Syria – Photographs of tortured and broken bodies are taped to the outside walls of Al-Mujtahid Hospital in central Damascus.

As Syrians celebrate the end of the tyrannical regime of Bashar al-Assad, the war-weary Syrian state faces a combustible set of challenges to its political, security, and territorial governance.

Toppled Syrian leader Bashar Assad has released what appeared to be his first public statement since his regime was ousted by rebel forces and he fled with his family to Russia more than a week ago.

Ahmed al-Shara urged nations to remove sanctions from Syria and the terrorism designation from his group so Syria could rebuild. Bashar al-Assad also gave his first account of fleeing to Russia.

Listen Subscribe to unlock this feature or Sign in. Save Sign in and save to read later Until Bashar al-Assad fled Syria, on December 8, few countries actually wanted the Syrian dictator’s government ...