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HASAKAH, Syria (North Press) – On Monday, Global Coalition spokesman Colonel Wayne Marotto announced the continuation of joint military operations with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to pursue the Islamic State (ISIS) sleeper cells. …

HASAKAH, Syria (North Press) – On Monday, the Child Protection Office in Armed Conflicts in northeast Syria’s Hasakah handed over a minor to his parents after he joined the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). "Today we handed over a minor…

From time to time, the #Turkish authorities carry out campaigns related to the arrest of Syrian violators, and then to organize the necessary files against them to deport them to #Syria. #Syrian_refugees

For years, everyone from Syrian regime figures, to Turkish officials, to even #ISIS has described the Syrian Democratic Forces as a “Kurdish force.” But is this the reality on the ground? @LucasNChapman writes for North Press on the…

The Syria government frequently withholds or delays permission, and has refused to allow #UN organizations to establish #coronavirus testing laboratories in northeastern #Syria, according to #HRW. #AANES @UN

Turkish-backed groups in #Syria’s #Afrin arrested and tortured a 14-year-old for throwing stones at opposition militants logging his family’s olive trees, according to local sources.

Views differ in #Idlib, northwestern #Syria, regarding the new #US administration’s policy and the possibilities for it to differ from the eras of former presidents Barack #Obama and Donald #Trump

Syrian #refugees in #Turkey complained about what they described as "great negligence" by the staff of the General Immigration Department, especially those responsible for issuing the temporary protection card (kimlik).

There are three hospitals in the eastern countryside of #Deir_ez_Zor, which are #Sheheil, #Abu_Hamam and #Hajin, whose rehabilitation project is still ongoing. #AANES #ISIS @cmoc_sdf

A law mandating that those who have failed to carry out their compulsory military service in the Syrian military must pay $8,000, or have their property and that of their families confiscated, has sparked anger among Syrians