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A roadside bombing believed to be carried out by Islamic State has killed over a dozen people in the deadliest attack on Syrian capital Damascus in years. Follow Newsweek's liveblog for all the latest.

The Syrian leader, once a political pariah, is now being welcomed back by many of the countries that cut him off 10 years ago, despite ongoing U.S. opposition.

Synthesize items, power up your Keyblade and take pictures for Moogles in the "Kingdom Hearts 3" forge.

Most of the museum's exhibits were removed and kept in secret locations for their protection.

The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces holds about 27 percent of the country's territory.

She was renowned for speaking up for artists.

The missing cache includes torahs and tapestries.

Dozens of positions in Syria were hit last night as Israel responded to an alleged Iranian missile barrage.

Hours after the Israeli military urged citizens to take shelter and President Donald Trump left the Iran deal, new strikes were reported in Syria.

As the Syrian military and its allies advance on the ISIS' last stronghold south of Damascus, the jihadis' tactics grow more bloody.

They persevered because education for them is a matter of life and death.

ISIS has agreed to surrender its final stronghold south of Damascus, but the Syrian military and allies continue to fight until talks are finalized.

Tehran's foreign ministry has warned: "Tel Aviv will be punished for its aggressive action."

The claim was made without evidence.

Trump accused the Assad government of being responsible for the attack on Douma.

The Syrian military has forced the insurgents of eastern Ghouta to either surrender or leave, but pro-Assad forces expected a fight with ISIS in the south.

Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called out Heather Nauert for ridiculing Moscow's bombardment in Syria.

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said the ceasefire would be in place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily, beginning February 27.

One leading Russian senator said, "It would be good if the Americans, along with us, took part in liberating eastern Ghouta from the terrorists."

Russia, Iran, and Assad count on outrage—but nothing else—from Nikki Haley at the UN.

Then why did Trump launch a missile strike against the Shayrat airbase in Syria?

The US must not allow itself to be blackmailed by a Kurdish terrorist outfit.

The Islamic State militant group has claimed three deadly attacks recently, but its failures on the battleground may be making it desperate for attention.

One of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's closest advisers said many challenges still lie ahead, including reconstruction and the presence of foreign powers.

The 59th Damascus International Fair opens despite ongoing violence in the outskirts of the Syrian capital. It's the first such event in five years.

The claims come a week after the Pentagon announced it observed what appear to be preparations for a new chemical attack at a Syrian government airfield.

Despite thousands of "spontaneous returns" by displaced Syrians, the United Nations doesn't think the country is safe yet.

So long as he is not using chemical weapons, America won't intervene.

Is the United States "in the killing-ISIS business" for the benefit of Iran and Assad?

Russia says the downing of the Syrian warplane was 'a cynical violation of Syria's sovereignty.'