List of All Articles with Tag 'civil war'

Rights group Amnesty International makes damning allegations against the social media giant.

Dure Ahmed was held in a Syrian camp for more than three years, but has now been repatriated to Canada.

The military says "terrorist" drones targeted a graduation ceremony attended by cadets' families.

The BBC's Lina Sinjab remembers her friend and internationally acclaimed novelist Khaled Khalifa.

Syrians trying to find information about "missing" prisoners, are finding themselves paying thousands to fraudsters.

A crowd in the city of Suweida, enraged by economic hardship, tears down a portrait of Syria's president.

Unrest has spread across government-held southern provinces since fuel subsidies were cut last week.

The strike was among the most deadly in the region, where the army is fighting a paramilitary force.

A deal is reached to reopen a vital crossing, but aid groups warn it could be manipulated by Syria.

The Security Council fails to extend deliveries for millions of people in the rebel-held north-west.

The move follows a BBC documentary that linked the president's family to the drug trade.

Fourth of July baseball games have been popular since the Civil War era. Here’s how the tradition started.