The Latest Breaking News from Idlib

Bombed and menaced by an unchecked Putin since 2015, Syrians hope the tide might be finally turning

The Syria crisis continues unnoticed, said Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, the chemical weapons expert and an adviser to the Union of Syrian Medical Charities.

Many Syrians empathise with Ukrainians given their experience of surviving Russian shelling and air raids.

It’s time for the US and its allies to show their steel in the face of Putin’s aggression, says chemical weapons expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon

Dana (Syria) (AFP) - Shelling by Syrian government forces of a fuel depot in the rebel-held Idlib region killed three civilians Wednesday and started a huge fire, a war monitor said.

More than a dozen charity hospitals in northwest Syria have shut down or downsized their capacity due to funding cuts.

Six people from the same family including two children were killed in a Syrian military artillery strike on an opposition-held village in northwest Syria on Saturday, opposition activists said. Residents said the family was outside their house enjoying sunny weather and drinking tea when the shell struck. Low-flying reconnaissance aircraft…

A building collapse in northwest Syria killed a woman and three of her children, while her husband and three other children survived, the opposition Syrian Civil Defense group said Thursday. The collapse of the building Wednesday night on the southern edge of the city of Idlib came as northwest Syria…

Many Yazidi women who were abducted and enslaved by the Islamic State group as children have come of age during wartime

Geopolitical and sectarian faultlines in Iraq and Syria enhance the threat from the IS

The incident raises questions over whether Ankara was incompetent or complicit by harbouring al-Qurashi