Iraqi Kurds marched in support of Syrian Kurds after they ceded a wide area to advancing Syrian government troops.

Washington cannot impose democracy in Syria, nor should it try to. But it can endorse Syria’s territorial unity while insisting that unity without minority rights is a recipe for more instability.

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - Hundreds of people from diverse backgrounds took to the streets of Herne, Germany, to express ...

A ceasefire has been established after three weeks of fighting. The Kurds have secured major gains in local autonomy and national rights, while the Syrian president claims to have restored national ...

The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces announced a new agreement on Friday with the country's central government in ...

Sharaa’s lightning offensive against Syrian Kurdistan belies his promise to respect the country’s ethnic minorities ...

The Syrian government and Kurdish-led forces have reached an agreement to extend a fragile ceasefire into a permanent truce, ...

Turkey is closely reviewing an integration agreement reached between the Syrian government and Kurdish-led forces, Foreign ...

US envoy to Syria Tom Barrack welcomed on Friday a deal between Syria’s government and Kurdish-led Syrian Defense Forces (SDF), as the two sides agreed on ...

Hamza al-Mustafa says SDF members will be integrated ‘individually' into military brigades that will fall under Defense ...

By Maya Gebeily and Jana Choukeir BEIRUT, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The Syrian government and Kurdish forces declared a ceasefire ...

Syria's government and Kurdish forces reached a comprehensive deal on Friday to gradually integrate the Kurds' military and civilian institutions into the state, a step Washington described as a ...