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Syria army’s clashes with Kurds ‘setback’ to Turkiye peace process: PKK spokesman

  • “The developments in Syria and the larger Middle East have a direct effect on the peace process in Turkiye,” said Hiwa
  • The attacks “against the Kurds are a plot and conspiracy against the peace process”
By AFP ·

Volatile security blocks UN from Syria Daesh-linked camp

By AFP ·
Update

Europeans among 150 Daesh detainees transferred from Syria to Iraq

By AFP ·

Turkiye signals new military intervention in Syria if Kurdish groups hold municipal election

By AP ·

Daesh woman in Sweden suspected of genocide against Yazidis: prosecutors

By AFP ·
Special video

How Raqqa, once the Syrian capital of Daesh’s caliphate, reclaimed its Arab cultural pride

By Ali Ali - Lucas Chapman ·

At Raqqa ‘roundabout of hell,’ Syrian lovers find new meeting spot

By AFP ·

Syria’s Raqqa still finding the dead, 2 years after Daesh fall

By AP ·

Dutch court convicts Daesh militant of war crimes in Syria and Iraq

By Reuters ·

Workers recover over 300 bodies from Syrian mass grave

By AP - AFP ·

200 corpses found in mass grave in Syria’s Raqqa: official

By AFP ·

The arts return to northern Syria’s former militant bastion

By AFP ·

Four suicide bombers hit Syria’s Raqqa — SDF

By Reuters ·

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