The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) says the HTS administration has arrested nearly 300 people in a large-scale crackdown on loyalists to President Bahsar al-Assad.

A rights advocacy organization says Christians have been threatened by the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militant group to evacuate the southwestern Syrian town of Maaloula, in what has been decried as an act of ethnic cleansing.

Protests have erupted across Syria after the viral spread of a video depicting an assault on an Alawite shrine in the north.

Iranian Foreign Minister says it is “premature” to make any predictions about Syria’s future as that there will be a multitude of developments in the Arab country, given the recent collapse of President Assad’s government.

Syria's de-facto ruler has appointed Asaad Hassan al-Shibani as the country’s new foreign minister following the fall of President Basher al-Assad’s government earlier this month.

The implications of Syria falling into the hands of NATO-backed militias, which include former ISIS and Al Qaeda fighters who've perpetrated unspeakable atrocities are manifold.

Bashar al-Assad knew aligning with Arab rulers would inevitably draw him closer to Americans and ultimately require normalizing ties with Israel. That was the red line.

The future of Syria looks bleak, with a high risk of Balkanization or long-term instability as major powers vie for influence and HTS militant group remains incapable of governing, says an analyst.

The IRGC chief commander says the elite force was the last group to leave Syria after the resurgence of foreign-backed militants.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has called out the “hypocrisy” of British Foreign Secretary David Lammy for rejoicing in the fall of the Syrian government.