In a bid to crush an anti-regime protest movement in the coastal city of Banias, shots rang out in a Damascus suburb surrounded by troops, and Syrian security forces rounded

The epic battle between regime security and citizen rights that has characterized the modern Arab world for three long and weary generations enters its most important phase in Syria in

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Syria issued a statement condemning and denouncing the genocide committed by the regime against the Syrian people.

Early Monday the southern Syrian city of Daraa witnessed Thousands of Syrian troops backed by tanks firing indiscriminately leaving bodies lying in the streets.

Massacres in Syria continued following the regimes allegations of dropping the 50 year emergency law and security forces have continued to round up dissidents protesting against the regime.

Syria witnessed its bloodiest days on Friday since the people began protesting against the Syrian regime and against the rule of President Bashar al-Assad.

At least 75 people have been killed in Syria during mass protests, local human rights activists told Amnesty International, as the government launched its deadliest crackdown yet on demonstrators calling

The Syrian government on Tuesday approved a drafted law for ending the State of Emergency enforced since 1963.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal in January, Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, said that his main objective was to address his people's "closed-mindedness". He made it clear that

As the Assads increase their reliance on local militia and gangs, the potential for a nationwide meltdown increases. Only the protesters’ continued commitment to nonviolence keeps the country together at