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Why Syrians Are Returning to Life Under Assad

By Asaad Hanna

Donald Trump and the War of Alternative Fact

By James Stavridis

'One Airbase Is Not Enough.' Syrians Opposed to Assad Welcome Strike, But Hope for More

By Rebecca Collard / Beirut

U.S. to Russia: 'Stop This Assault'

By Feliz Solomon
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U.S.: Russia Responsible for Syrian Convoy Attack

Russian officials deny involvement in the attack that killed at least 20 people

By Tekendra Parmar

Turkey's PM Hints at Normalizing Ties With Syria

Binali Yildirim's comments are at odds with Turkey's policy of pushing for Assad's ouster

By Rishi Iyengar

U.N. to Deliver Humanitarian Aid to Besieged Parts of Syria

The agreement comes days before a proposed temporary cease-fire in the country

By Nash Jenkins

U.S. Slams Moscow's Meeting With Syrian President

The U.S. has already expressed its disapproval of Russia's air campaign in Syria

By Joanna Plucinska

What Happens After Assad

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By The Aspen Institute

Conversation

What you said about…The Biggest LoserRe “Has Assad Won?” [June 9]: War is always a zero-sum game, isn’t it? Someone always has to win or lose. Perhaps the biggest loser, though, is the U.N. Security...

By TIME Staff

Syria's Assad Joins the Presidential Selfie Club

A picture uploaded to the Syrian first lady's Facebook page shows Bashar Assad crowding into the frame with a group of young people as voting begins in the country's presidential election, which Western observers assume will be rigged in Assad's favor

By Dan Kedmey

Syrians Return to Devastation in Homs

For this week's issue of TIME, photographer Yuri Kozyrev traveled to Syria to document locals returning to the almost completely-leveled city of Homs. The return came after a ceasefire between the government and rebel forces who held the city for almost two years

By Aryn Baker

U.N. Says Syria's Last Chemical Weapons Are 'Inaccessible'

Fighting between rebel groups and government forces is blocking the removal of Syria's last chemical weapons, says mission chief Sigrid Kaag, who is calling for a truce

By Michelle Arrouas

Most of Syria’s Chemical Arsenal Has Been Removed

President Obama says the removal of 87% of Syria's chemical arsenal can be credited to U.S. leadership, even as Syrian opposition groups claim forces loyal to President Bashar Assad had used chlorine gas in several attacks last month

By Michelle Arrouas

Syrian Rebels Cling to Homs Amid Regime Assault

Opposition forces in Syria's third-largest city are struggling to stand their ground as government forces launch one of the harshest assaults yet to undo rebel gains ahead of the June elections

By Maddy Fry

Syria to hold presidential election on June 3

Rebels promised to keep up the fight against Bashar Assad, who is expected to run for president again amid the 3-year civil war

By Charlotte Alter
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