There is significant concern that Turkey’s planned ground invasion into Syria to root out the U.S.-allied Kurds could open the floodgates for the release of thousands of imprisoned Islamic State ...

Turkey announced Wednesday that its ground forces invaded northeastern Syria to fight against Kurdish forces just hours after launching an initial assault in the area, as the first reports of ...

When it comes to Syria, it is always useful to explain who is fighting whom, and for what reason. To wit, here is a (very much) simplified state of play of what’s going on in Syria in October 2019.

After bombing Kurdish nationalist militias in northern Syria and Iraq last weekend, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has said a ground invasion is imminent. In recent days, more than 100 ...

Why would Turkey launch a ground invasion into Syria? Mark L. Goldberg [00:20:32] So if economic malaise at home, which is deep and profound —I did an episode on this podcast not long ago about the ...

The Pentagon is warning NATO member Turkey against a new military operation in Syria, after strikes in the country late last month endangered U.S. troops. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesd… ...

The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill How Turkey sees its Syria invasion by Ilan Berman, opinion contributor - 10/21/19 5:00 PM ET Getty Images ...

October 10, 2019 / 1:17 PM EDT / CBS/AP Turkey pressed its assault against U.S.-allied Kurdish forces in northern Syria on Thursday for a second day.