Assad, Syria and Damascus
Syrians celebrate in the streets of Damascus after the fall of the Assad regime
NBC News’ Richard Engel reports from Damascus, Syria, where celebrations have broken out following the fall of the regime of Bashar Al-Assad. Questions remain over how rebel factions will begin to self-govern a country that has endured a 13-year civil war.
BBC reporters in Syria's capital city describe a sense of euphoria as people return to work three days after the fall of the ...
The vaults in Syria's central bank were left unscathed by looters in the turmoil that briefly engulfed the capital Damascus ...
Despite reports that government forces were preparing to defend the capital, the Syrian army was nowhere to be found. One ...
Some normality is returning to the Syrian capital Damascus after a rebel alliance led by the Islamist militia Hayat Tahrir al ...
After racing from Lebanon to Syria to celebrate the fall of the Assad regime and making arrangements for his family to follow ...
The Indonesian Embassy in Damascus has started the evacuation process for citizens residing in Syria following the lightning ...
Reporters for The New York Times entered Syria on Monday, finding remnants of former President Bashar al-Assad’s oppressive ...
A revolution in Syria was buffeted by fast-moving discussions in Qatar, where the broader fallout of the country's civil war ...
A group of people take a family photo while sitting on a couch in a hall of Syrian President Bashar Assad’s presidential ...
Germany is the EU’s largest host of Syrian refugees, with close to 1mn people who fled the civil war. The toppling of Assad ...
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