Thousands of Syrians celebrate during first Friday prayers since Assad's ouster
G7 leaders are set to meet later today to try to forge a common approach to the new government in Syria. Transition leaders have pledged to protect the rule of law, after years of abuse under ousted President Bashar al-Assad.
After 50 years of dictatorship, Syrians have their voices back.
At the Umayyad Square in central Damascus, tens of thousands of people were having the party of their lifetime on Friday.
Jubilant crowds gathered today in cities across Syria for the first Friday Prayer since rebels toppled President Bashar ...
Syrian cyclist Bassel Soufi rode his bike 40 km (25 miles) from the northwestern city of Latakia on Friday to visit the Assad ...
The squares and streets of Damascus and other major cities were crowded Friday with cheerful Syrians who flocked to celebrate ...
Guided by cellphone flashlights, relatives searched a notorious lockup in Damascus for traces of loved ones who were snatched ...
He flaunted nothing like the mega-yachts and network of marble baroque and rococo palaces of Iraq’s Saddam Hussein or the ...
Thousands of Syrians have thronged the streets of the capital, Damascus, and other cities to celebrate the fall of the regime ...
Syrians living in Austria will be offered €1,000 (£833) to return to their homeland after the collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s ...
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