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Facing diplomatic isolation and economic pressure, Erdogan is eager to meet with Bennett; until the PM agrees, he'll settle for winning over Israeli journalists

White Helmets chief says years of experience with Russian shelling make Syrians 'among those most able of understanding the pain of the people of Ukraine'

The new head of Russian forces in Ukraine, General Alexander Dvornikov, is nicknamed the "Butcher of Syria" for indiscriminately bombing civilians there. But military analysts argue that he may not even be that special.

More than 40,000 register to fight at Syrian recruitment centers as poverty and lack of jobs push soldiers to look for a better life; 'from Ukraine, I plan to go to Europe'

IS personnel 'pledge allegiance' to largely unknown Abu Hasan al-Hashemi al-Qurayshi and acknowledge death of Abu Ibrahim al-Qurayshi for first time since US op that killed him

Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi Was Killed During a Raid by U.S. Forces in Syria Last Month, and His Replacement Will Be Abu Al-Hassan Al-hashemi Al-Quraishi

Pointing to similarities between war-stricken countries, investigators say Russian and Syrian forces continue to 'indiscriminately bomb densely populated areas'

After essentially turning Mediterranean ally into a protectorate, Putin has been emboldened in latest expansionist attempt, critics and observers say

The Syrian city of Raqqa, the former de facto capital of Islamic State, is now free of the extremist group, but many residents are leaving anyway.

The more-for-more approach could kickstart the deadlocked political process, but it won't resolve the conflict in Syria. Assad must go. Any strategy that fails to bear this in mind long-term is not only unfair to Syrians and humanity as a whole, but will plant the seeds for the next conflict in the region. By Karam Shaar