The Latest Breaking News from Idlib

Thousands of Syrians demonstrated in the war-ravaged country's opposition-held northwest on Wednesday, marking 12 years since the start of pro-democracy protests and rejecting any international "normalization" with Damascus. The brutal repression of the 2011 protests, which began during the so-called "Arab Spring" uprisings, triggered a complex civil war that drew…

Millions still displaced and hundreds of thousands have died in 12 years of fighting, but al-Assad remains in power.

After a pair of devastating earthquakes struck southern Turkey and northwestern Syria, the number of confirmed deaths continues to rise, surpassing 50,000 as of Feb. 24.

Syrian medics launched Tuesday the first cholera vaccination campaign in the opposition-held northwest since a deadly outbreak began in September, amid increased fears of contagion after last month’s devastating earthquake, AFP reported. The World Health Organization and UNICEF sent 1.7 million cholera vaccines to northwest Syria in January in preparation…

Doctors say medical facilities in northwest Syria are unable to deal with the complications of crush injuries.

At least two people died in northwest Syria last month following a rise in cholera infections.

Stuck on the Syrian side of the border unable to return to Turkey, patients fret over how they will continue treatment.

According to the ministry of education in Idlib governorate, about 250 schools in the region were damaged in the quakes.

Demolish or repair? Teams assess structures in the northwestern region where infrastructure was already dilapidated.

As a nurse working near the frontlines of the Syrian war, Ibrahim Zeidan endured many desperate moments including when shelling destroyed a hospital, leaving him trapped by rubble.

The death toll from the twin earthquakes has surpassed 46,000, making them among the most deadly of the 21st century