‘We need time’: Syrians in Europe resist calls to return home
Refugees in Germany and elsewhere are in ‘wait and see’ mode after fall of Assad regime
Refugees in Germany and elsewhere are in ‘wait and see’ mode after fall of Assad regime
There will be no pardons for prison torturers, says Abu Mohammed al-Jolani
Minister for Justice says fall of Assad regime ‘really positive’ but it is not clear what will happen next in Syria
Rebel coalition calls for people to return to work and ‘contribute to building a new Syria’
World watching to see if Syria’s new rulers can stabilise country after 13-year civil war fought along sectarian and ethnic lines
Osama Abou Hajar, who moved here in 2015, is ‘inspired’ by Irish history and hopes Syria can rebuild in a ‘similar way’
President Erdogan determined to further his nation’s regional interests by helping to ensure the transition to a stable new political regime in Syria
A State agency for alcohol harm reduction would make our healthcare system more sustainable
Assad’s withdrawal ignites a tiny spark of hope. We don’t know the rebels’ agenda but everyone from all religions and backgrounds seems united
They came from far and wide to search the notorious Sednaya prison, seeking answers but finding only disappointment and desperation
Israel denies troops are advancing on Damascus despite acknowledging some had taken up positions outside demilitarised zone
Politicised in 2000 by the second Palestinian intifada, the man who helped get rid of Bashar al-Assad started thinking about ‘defending a people who are oppressed by occupiers and invaders’
Helen McEntee is due to discuss asylum issue at EU meeting on Thursday following ousting of Assad in Syria
If you look at a map of Syria and reflect on other nations’ experiences, you might be concerned
Despite jubilance, Syria is in grip of power vacuum and economic problems with path of evolution unclear
Israel says air strikes will continue to target Assad’s former arsenal
Focus will be reflection on ‘diplomatic relations with Syria’ and a cautious observation of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
Arab leaders and analysts surprised and shocked by Assad’s sudden fall and flight
Bashar al-Assad’s downfall evokes memories of uprisings in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Yemen, which brought civil war or authoritarian rule. Syrians hope for better
Loss of Syrian vassal could cost Russia crucial military bases and influence in Middle East and beyond
Celebrations have been taking place in Damascus and across Syria after the shock ousting of longtime president Bashar al-Assad.
In the jail infamous for torture, prisoners are rumoured to be trapped in hidden cells
In a stunning 12-day advance, opposition forces achieved what 13 years of war could not: ending the Assad family’s brutal rule
Syria’s elation is tempered by chaos as people destroy symbols of the former regime
Israeli forces seize Golan Heights buffer zone after Syrian government falls in Damascus following sudden offensive
Much remains uncertain about whether a stable government can emerge and this has major implications for the country and the Middle East
Syrians in Ireland express their disbelief, joy and optimism for the future following news that president Bashar al-Assad has been ousted from power
Syria’s government falls in apparent stunning end to the 50-year rule of the Assad family
Binyamin Netanyahu says IDF moves to ensure ‘no hostile force embeds itself next to Israel’s border’
Anarchy could spill over into neighbouring Lebanon and Jordan and destabilise the eastern Arab world
Conflict started 13 years ago during Arab Spring and escalated to involve opposition groups, extremists and world powers
Events in France, South Korea, and Syria could have far-reaching consequences for all of us
HTS founder Abu Muhammad al-Jolani participated in Iraqi insurgency against US as member of group that later became Islamic State
State news agency denies rumours that Bashar al-Assad has left country as his 24-year rule comes under major pressure
Ceasefire negotiations resume as 32 Gaza residents are killed
Forces loyal to president appeared to be in retreat across country, with Bashar al-Assad increasingly losing grip on major cities
Recent rebel gains have brought the civil war back into focus, jolting frontlines that had been dormant for years
President has relied heavily on Russian and Iranian backing throughout most intense years of country’s long-running civil war
Country’s long-running civil war has killed hundreds of thousands since erupting in 2011 in rebellion against president Bashar al-Assad
Russian and Iranian allies scrambled to support president Bashar al-Assad against resurging rebellion in ongoing civil war
Fall of Aleppo to al-Qaeda affiliate Hayat Tahrir al-Sham has delivered major blow to the government amid economic crisis caused by mismanagement and sanctions
Israeli intelligence officials warn about dangers of Assad regime collapse as fighter jets reportedly intercept Iranian plane
Russian and Syrian jets struck rebel-held city of Idlib as president Bashar al-Assad vowed to crush insurgents
At least seven killed and dozens injured as Assad vows to crush insurgents
Major assault led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham forces army to redeploy in biggest challenge to President Assad in years
Insurgents launched major offensive three days ago, recapturing territory before entering city, with children among civilians killed in fighting
The Irish artist has made witnessing his work – and the subject of the astonishing art in his Hugh Lane Gallery exhibition – since the 1970s
67 Syrians among the hundreds selected for resettlement in Ireland in 2022 under the Irish Refugee Protection Programme
Attack by Israel on suburban areas of Damascus in Syria kills 15 with military saying it was targeting Islamic Jihad sites
Buoyed by military gains, Israel is taking the fight to its enemies, with devastating consequences for millions of Palestinian and Lebanese people
Syrian-Irish writer’s memoir I Don’t Want to Talk About Home was published in 2022
Three-year-old Hoda died before she could come to Ireland. Her father believes negligence and indifference of the authorities responsible for resettlement are at least partly to blame
Two years ago about 375 Syrians were interviewed in Lebanon by Irish officials and told they would be resettled in Ireland before 2024. They’re still waiting - amid bombs, deprivation and discrimination. Sally Hayden spoke to some of those people, who feel trapped, scared and forgotten
Kurdish group says civilians among dead in wave of retaliation for Wednesday’s assault on state aerospace company
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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