An analysis discusses Syria's plans to dismantle the Assad regime's chemical weapons legacy, 13 years after a deadly sarin nerve agent attack in Ghouta outside Damascus.

Ahmad Hassoun, known as the 'barrel bomb mufti' due to his close ties to the al-Assad regime's inner circle, is awaiting a verdict from a Damascus court.

Following the fall of the Assad regime in late 2024, Switzerland is actively working to rebuild its relations with Syria and establish a role in the country's future.

The IAEA has inspected nuclear material in Syria from the time of the former Assad regime. Damascus emphasizes its peaceful use under the supervision of the international atomic energy agency.

Since the fall of the Assad regime, Syrian refugees in Austria have faced reduced chances of receiving full asylum, with subsidiary protection being granted more frequently instead.

A Syrian lawyer has initiated a landmark trial against a former official from the Assad regime. The case marks a significant legal effort to hold former government figures accountable.

A high-ranking Syrian intelligence general has been sentenced to a long prison term in Vienna for torture. He is the highest-ranking representative of the ousted Assad regime to be held legally accountable, with the court finding he systematically tortured opposition members in a prison he commanded in Raqqa.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's recent labeling of Israel as a "danger to humanity" highlights Turkey's escalating rhetoric, which has become more radicalized by the Gaza War and the fall of the Assad regime, posing a growing threat to Israel.

A horrifying story has emerged from Syria, alleging that a prisoner had their liver forcibly removed while still alive at Tishreen Military Hospital under the Bashar al-Assad regime.

A Dutch court has sentenced a Syrian man to 26 years in prison for his role in torturing individuals on behalf of the al-Assad regime. The ruling marks a significant legal action against alleged war crimes committed during the Syrian conflict.

A former Syrian intelligence chief from Raqqa is facing trial in Austria on charges of torture. This marks a historic legal process against an alleged associate of the Assad regime.

Reports reveal that the Assad regime is alleged to have killed six children belonging to a missing Syrian chess champion, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns in Syria.

Experts believe that a new discovery of Syrian chemical weapons could assist in prosecuting perpetrators of war crimes. Syrian authorities have detained 18 individuals suspected of involvement in operating and managing the Assad regime’s chemical weapons program.

Syria has discovered remnants of chemical weapons belonging to the Assad regime.

Syrians living in tent settlements are facing significant financial difficulties and struggling to return to their homes following the fall of the Assad regime.

Thousands of Uyghurs played a significant role as fighters against Syria's Assad regime, with some interviewed by NPR about their reasons for fleeing China. Their presence in Syria is a source of worry for China.

A Berlin exhibition reconstructs the "hellish place" of Sednaya prison under the Assad regime, where prisoners were forbidden to look at their tormentors and relied on hearing for survival.

A Syrian rights commission is preparing a war crimes case against Fadi Saqr, a militia leader within the Assad regime, accusing him of involvement in mass killings of civilians in Tadamon, Damascus.

A new phase in Syria's transitional justice has begun with the first public trial against a high-ranking official of Bashar al-Assad's regime, drawing satisfaction from observers.

Syria has reportedly arrested one of the most sought-after war criminals associated with the Assad regime.

Rafik A., a 57-year-old Syrian man, is on trial today accused of committing crimes against humanity as a soldier for the Assad regime in 2013 and 2014, with the defendant claiming the case is fabricated.

Türkiye has joined an international task force, following an invitation from Damascus, to assist Syria in eliminating remaining chemical weapons from the former Assad regime.

The Vienna Higher Regional Court has upheld charges against two representatives of the Assad regime, rejecting their appeals. They are accused of torture and other crimes against civilians detained in Syria.

Syrian surgeon Bachar Alkaderi, trained in Cuba and now a rebel commander, warns that after the overthrow of the Assad regime, 'the revolution must be protected from its own children.'

An officer from the Assad regime has been extradited to Syria to face war crimes charges, marking the first time such an extradition has occurred. This development is a significant step in accountability for alleged atrocities.

Syria, which officially never had an atomic program, has reported finding several tons of nuclear material and is now cooperating with the International Atomic Energy Agency, raising questions about the Assad regime's intentions.

Russia's role in Middle East politics is enduring despite expectations of decline, with its influence shifting to that of a 'secondary power' even after the anticipated downfall of Syria’s Assad regime.

Syrian Airlines has resumed direct flights to Moscow, marking the first resumption of direct air travel between Syria and Russia since the fall of the Assad regime, with Iraq also resuming flights.

A high-ranking official of the Assad regime, who was not legally convicted alongside a brigadier general in a Vienna torture trial, has reportedly gone into hiding via Hungary and fled to Syria.

Lawyer Anwar al-Bunni is actively working to bring perpetrators of crimes by the Syrian Assad regime to justice, tracking down former tormentors in Europe, including a general facing trial in Vienna.

Demonstrations in Alawite neighborhoods of the Syrian capital, Damascus, escalated into violence. The new government has issued warnings against 'acts of revenge' and confirmed the detention of 6,000 former military personnel.

A historic trial in Vienna is scrutinizing the Assad regime's torture apparatus, with a former general denying knowledge of torture tools and accusing witnesses of fabricating claims for asylum.

Brigadier General Khaled al-Halabi, a former general for Syria's Assad regime, has pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated torture, coercion, sexual coercion, and bodily harm.

The fall of the Assad regime in Syria opened a historic opportunity to rebuild the country's political order. This article discusses the implications of elections in Syria and the potential future of Kurdish participation.

Syrians living in tent settlements are facing significant financial difficulties and struggling to return to their homes following the fall of the Assad regime, highlighting ongoing humanitarian challenges.

Atef Najib, a cousin of the former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, is standing trial in Syria, marking the first time a high-ranking figure from the Assad regime faces justice since its fall. The trial is being broadcast across the country.

The new Syrian administration is attempting to deliver justice for victims of the former Bashar al-Assad regime, including tens of thousands tortured and hundreds of thousands killed. Questions remain, however, about the sufficiency of efforts to investigate and prosecute those accused.

An analysis suggests that Syria's recent actions against Hezbollah demonstrate Damascus's dedication to its own security, noting Hezbollah's diminished role in Syria since the fall of the Assad regime.

A Syrian court has conducted the first hearing in the trial of ousted ruler Bashar al-Assad and senior figures from his government, with analysts stating such trials are integral for Syria to move on from civil war atrocities.

Syrian authorities have opened the first public trial against important representatives of the overthrown Assad regime, marking a significant step in judicial proceedings related to crimes committed…

Several people were killed in fighting in Syria’s Latakia where suspected Assad regime supporters attacked security.

Syrian television dramas are exploring new thematic and narrative boundaries in their Ramadan series following the fall of the Assad regime.

Syrians who have returned to their homes following the fall of the al-Assad regime are reportedly encountering a complex and challenging reality.

Lebanon has extradited a former military commander of the Assad regime to Syria, who is accused of murder and torture resulting in death, signaling a significant move by Beirut.

Lebanon has extradited a former general from the Assad regime to Syria, where he will face trial for alleged crimes.

Former Syrian general Atef Najib has been sentenced to death for crimes against humanity, a verdict welcomed by victims but criticized by some NGOs as an unfair trial, testing Syria's transitional justice.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah announced that the group will open a communication channel and hold a meeting with the new Syrian government following the fall of the Assad regime, marking a historic shift.

Syria's new transitional parliament has convened for its first session following the fall of the Assad regime and the assumption of leadership by al-Sharaa. This marks a new era for the country's political landscape.

Public trials have commenced in Damascus for individuals implicated in the sectarian violence that erupted in Sweida in July 2025, marking a significant legal development following the fall of the Assad regime.

Abdulhkeem Alshater, a Syrian who fled to Austria in 2015 after protesting the Assad regime, is now actively involved in Vienna fighting against antisemitism as the chairman of the Free Syrian Community association.

During a torture trial in Vienna, another witness testified about the ordeal inflicted upon him by Assad regime henchmen, describing beatings, electric shocks, and a panicked fear of the police.

The family of Rania Al-Abbasi and Syrian authorities have confirmed that her six children, who were detained along with Rania and her husband by Syria's former Assad regime in 2013, are now believed to be dead.

A commission has stated that the children of a Syrian dentist who disappeared under the Assad regime are likely dead. This tragic update highlights the ongoing human rights concerns in Syria.

Cash-strapped Syrians residing in tent settlements are struggling to return to their homes following the fall of the Assad regime.

The Dutch Senate is scheduled to debate the migration pact today, while a court will rule on Jaitsen Singh's remaining sentence, and the first trial against a figure from the Assad regime begins in Syria.

Officials from the Assad regime are standing trial in Syria's capital, Damascus, raising questions about whether the proceedings will deliver justice or be a show trial. Many former leaders have fled the country.

Atef Najib, a former security chief in Daraa, Syria, known for his harsh treatment of anti-regime protesters, is now standing trial, marking the first such case for a senior Assad regime official.

A trial in Damascus involving former senior regime official Atef Najib is seen as a crucial first step for victims of the Assad regime.

A trial against two former representatives of the Syrian Assad regime is set to begin on June 1st in Vienna, facing charges including torture, multiple severe bodily injuries, and sexual coercion.

More than a year after the fall of the Assad regime, the complex and costly task of rebuilding Syria continues in Aleppo. Three women architects are highlighted as beacons of post-conflict restoration and recovery efforts.

New Arab television series airing for Ramadan are depicting the challenging times experienced under Syria's Assad regime.

Syria has entered a new era following the fall of the Bashar Assad regime, with the Syrian people now leading efforts to rebuild their country and prevent fragmentation.