Assad, Afaf Mohammed did what she could not for more than a decade: she climbed Mount Qasyun to admire a sleeping Damascus ...

Syrians are marking the fall of Bashar al-Assad and his regime by putting the boot in his mouth as they destroy countless ...

If regional tensions escalate, disruptions to energy supplies could impact global markets, including Japan, which remains ...

Our war-hungry leaders may have learned nothing, but recent history shows militaries cannot solve world’s problems ...

With the fall of Bashir Assad‘s government, Syria becomes yet another victim to the grand plans of American and European ...

The toppling of statues in Syria’s largest cities marks more than the end of Bashar Assad’s regime; it signals the beginning ...

The other, which I supported, was aspirational but ultimately impossible: trying to replace Saddam Hussein with a multisectarian ... who pulled down Saddam’s statue in Baghdad, not Iraqis ...

We will hold accountable the criminals, murderers, security and army officers involved in torturing the Syrian people,' says ...

A truck pulls the head of the toppled statue of late Syrian president Hafez ... a violent purge of the kind that followed the fall of Saddam Hussein in Iraq in 2003, when hundreds were killed ...

The masses celebrating freedom signifies nothing beyond the joy of tasting momentary escape from decades of tyranny Who can forget the joyful crowds in Baghdad tearing down the statue of Saddam ...

Syrians topple a statue of Assad’s father Hafez al-Assad ... regime soldiers raised comparisons with the toppling of Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Offers of amnesty from the Western invading armies ...