Iran Accuses U.S. of 'Terrorist Act' in Syria Strike as Nuclear Deal Looms
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani said "the continued presence of American troops in parts of Syria is against international laws."
Syria Demands U.S. Withdraw Forces 'Immediately' After Rocket Strike
The Syrian government has long considered the presence of U.S. troops illegal.
Pentagon Confirms Russian Strike Targeting Syria Rebels With Ties to U.S.
The Russian military said it "identified and destroyed a group of militants of the terrorist group 'Liwa Shuhada al-Qaryatayn'" operating out of a U.S. base.
Which Countries Condemned Pelosi's Taiwan Visit
Iran, Syria, Russia and the Palestinian Authority have all spoken out to condemn the House Speaker's visit, echoing China's outrage against the U.S.
America Isn't Blameless When It Comes to Syria
While President Joe Biden is quick to blame the Assad government, he glosses over the myriad American interventions that predictably led to Syria's current struggles.
Yazidi Post-Genocide Plight—Severe Challenges Eight Years on
We ask the international community to support accountability and help Yazidis safely return to their homes, or if that is not possible, to accept them as refugees.
Kinzinger Calls Cruz 'Utter Fraud' After He Defends Vote Against Veterans
The Republican congressman said on Saturday that the GOP senator is a "charlatan clown."
Biden Leaves Troops Stuck in Syria Limbo As Russia, Iran, Turkey Escalate
"The presence of the U.S. military on Syrian territory is an illegal act, an act of aggression," Damascus' mission to the United Nations told Newsweek.
Iraq and Syria Attacks Blamed on Turkey Rattle Region, Raise U.S. Concerns
"We emphasize the importance of ensuring civilians are protected," State Department spokesperson Ned Price said.
With U.S. Absent on Syria, Turkey Finds Common Ground with Russia and Iran
The leaders of Iran, Russia and Turkey reportedly agreed U.S. sanctions and military presence in Syria must end.
Six Nations Where U.S. Says Its Citizens Most Likely to Be Wrongfully Held
A senior administration official said China, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia and Venezuela received a "D-indicator" showing high risk of wrongful detention.
America's Campaign Against Putin's War Crimes Can't Ignore Syria
It's time for the United States to stop ignoring Bashar al-Assad's brutality, and stand up for the millions of Syrians who continue to suffer at the hands of a murderous dictator.
World Youth Skills Day Reminds Us of Every Child's Potential
On World Youth Skills Day, we can amplify the stories of young people around the world. We can spark conversation and drive action. We can help.
North Korea Sides With Russia in Battle Over Ukraine Territory
North Korea is now the third nation to recognize Russian-backed separatist regions in eastern Ukraine as independent states.
The Other Risk of U.S. War With Russia
There is no vital U.S. interest at stake in Syria, certainly nothing which justifies the risk ongoing military intervention incurs.
Girl Rescued After Being Kidnapped at 8, Sold in ISIS Slave Markets
Rosita Haji Baju, now 16, had been terrified that if she revealed her past, she would suffer further abuse and instead sought help on social media
Watch: Russia's Bizarre Zip-Wire War Games With Syria
Russian troops carried out a baffling training day with elite special operations forces in Syria.
U.S. Military Suspects Service Member May Have Set off April Syria Blast
The incident at the base in east Syria that injured several service members could potentially be an inside attack.
How the Invasion of Ukraine Sounds to Syrians
Holding perpetrators and war criminals accountable in Ukraine will give hope to millions of victims and survivors of war atrocities.
The U.S. Problem on the Arabian Peninsula
The only way forward for the Emiratis and the Americans is to return to their strong bilateral cooperation in order to resolve real and painful differences.
Turkey Is Playing Off NATO Against Russia with Eyes on Northern Syria
As Turkey plans a new attack on U.S. partners in northern Syria, "the priority of the United States is going to be to keep NATO intact."
Former Syrian Refugee Volunteers to Treat Ukrainian War Victims
A Syrian refugee who fled to England and became a doctor nine years ago is now using his annual leave to treat Ukraine refugees and war victims.
Syria Says U.S. Must Pay for Civilians Killed in Strike and Withdraw Troops
"These biased investigations cannot deny the fact that a crime against humanity has occurred in Baghuz," Syria's United Nations mission told Newsweek.
Russia's Withdrawal From Syria Is an Opportunity for Israel
Between Russia's departure, Lebanon's crisis, and the recent snag in the nuclear negotiations, Israel has a short window to reduce the Iranian threat in Syria.
Russian Chopper Troops Train in Syria On Rescue of Injured Soldiers
The Kremlin has released footage of a Russian helicopter squad training in Syria on how to winch injured troops from places too dangerous to land.
Russia Opens Fire On Israeli Jets Over Syria—Report
The reports allege that Russia used its S-300 anti-aircraft missiles as the Israeli jets attacked targets in north western Syria
Despite Spat Over Hitler's Roots, Israel Can't Afford to Upset Putin
"The balance in the Middle East is too delicate just to ruin it because of Ukraine," retired Soviet and Russian lieutenant-general Evgeny Buzinshkiy told Newsweek.
Family Brings Bomb to Airport, Sparks Pandemonium in Viral Video
A video showing people fleeing in panic after family brings shell to Israeli airport has been viewed over 100,000 times.
Swedish Telecom Giant Ericsson Should Compensate ISIS Victims
The multinational company should fund nonprofit organizations helping victims of ISIS brutality.
'Is That Heaven?'—Dozens of Rescued Cats Lounging in Sun Delight Internet
The sanctuary in Syria is home to 1,500 cats who congregate outside every day, managing to win hearts online at the same time.