Syria

Republican State Senator Richard Black said he knew for weeks "that British intelligence was planning to work to stage a false flag chemical attack."

Russia's top diplomat warned the U.S. "not to play with fire" as Moscow rallied forces in support of the Syrian regime.

American journalist Austin Tice is still missing four years after the deaths of James Foley and Steven Sotloff.

Israel, Turkey and the U.S. have all targeted the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s air force, but the longtime leader stands to regain the whole country.

Israel Defense Forces said the aircraft penetrated 1 mile into Israeli territory before it was intercepted.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that "major powers have spoiled Iran" as he joined President Donald Trump in isolating the Islamic Republic.

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A 1974 truce prohibits Israel’s and Syria’s air forces from crossing their de facto border, something Israel has frequently done.

Calling the conflict in Syria “complex,” Trump said “cooperation between our two countries has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of lives.”

Despite recent rifts in their strategic relationship, Russia and Iran are still working together in what appears to be the latter stages of Syria's civil war.

While the relationship between Trump and Putin is discussed, Netanyahu managed to drag the U.S. away from Russia and “the whole world.”

With the Syrian government and U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces emerging as the top winners in war, the two sides are trying to reach an understanding.

As Trump and Putin attempt to mend the broken ties between their nations, they have mostly aligned their views on war-torn Syria.

Thousands of miles away from the World Cup in Russia, the Omaya Sports Club amputee team plays in Syria's last rebel-held province of Idlib.

As the Syrian military retakes the city where a nationwide rebellion was sparked, Israel prepares to enforce the land it seized in 1967.

The U.S.-led coalition said its warplanes or "partnered forces" may have been behind strikes that killed up to 28 civilians in eastern Syria.

Iran and Israel both want Russia's support, but how long can Moscow remain in the middle?

Russia’s defense minister said the U.S. wants “to avoid the stabilization of the country, to prolong the conflict and to undermine Syrian territorial integrity.”

Syria and Israel have been technically at war since 1948 and have fought at least three major conflicts, including in 1967 when Israel seized the Golan Heights.

The whereabouts and fate of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi himself remain unknown.

The head of Iran's meteorological service said that, unless the general knows something he doesn't, there's no way a country can steal clouds.

Shrinking ISIS pockets house the last of the jihadis that once ruled half of both Syria and Iraq.

Trump and Putin will meet in Finland on July 16, and the two men will likely speak at length about the ongoing conflict in Syria.

Report says Trump wants a deal with Russia to get the U.S. out of Syria “ASAP,” but the Kremlin says it has “no idea” what CNN is talking about.

China has been accused by the U.S. and others of repressing its Uighur Muslim minority, but ISIS has seldom featured Beijing in its propaganda.

Opposition negotiator Nasr al-Hariri said such "U.S. silence" could only be due to a "malicious deal" made between foreign powers involved in Syria's war.

Lafarge conceded last year it had paid off fighters in Syria to continue operating a plant in the country’s north.

Putin praised the Russian military’s success in Syria, saying the “army clearly demonstrated its growing potential and better coordination among military units in the struggle with terrorists.”

For the first time since beginning the project in late 2017, the International Crisis Group has listed "Critical" flashpoints in two separate Middle Eastern countries.

The Syrian military and the Syrian Democratic Forces are both advancing rapidly against the last of ISIS. What happens when the jihadis are gone?