Afrin District

The New York Times has been accused of whitewashing Turkey’s military occupation of Afrin and their ethnic cleansing of the residing Kurdish people

Turkish officials and international leaders condemned a terrorist attack by the YPG in Afrin in northwestern Syria that killed dozens of civilians, including children on April 28.

Three civilians were killed and eight injured on Jan. 20 in a bomb attack in the northern Syrian town of Afrin.

At least nine people were killed on Dec. 16 when a car bomb exploded in a vegetable market in the northwest Syrian city of Afrin, in the latest such attack in towns under control of Turkey-backed rebel groups, witnesses and rebel sources said.

A total of 150,000 Syrians have returned to Syria’s northern city of Afrin and life is returning to normal in the town in the wake of Turkey's “Operation Olive Branch.” Click through for the exclusive story in photos by İdris Emen, Fevzi Kızılkoyun and Selahattin Sönmez...

On a balmy summer evening, Abdulkader Hamo smiled as he watched his young daughters dance in a school performance on the tiny Greek island of Tilos, far from their home in northern Syria.

With some 850 km (528 miles) separating them from the trauma of Syria's war, the girls laughed and played with their new classmates.

A historic house in Syria's Afrin region will be renovated and turned into a museum, southern Turkish province of Hatay's governor Erdal Ata said on July 7.

The house used by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as a military headquarters during World War I was discovered in a village in the northern Syrian town of Afrin, Turkey’s state-run Anadolu Agency reported on July 2. Click through for the story in photos...

Turkish military personnel deployed in Syria's northern district of Afrin have cast their votes in Turkey's southern border province of Hatay.

A total of 620 Syrian police candidates will assume the security duties of Syria's northwestern Afrin region from May 10 after completing the basic training given by the Turkish Police Academy.