Nusra Front has abducted Nadim al-Hassan, leader of Division 30, a US backed Syrian rebel group, north of of Aleppo, a monitoring group has said.
Analysis: The US-led aerial campaign may be forcing the Islamic State group to retreat in certain areas, but troops loyal to Damascus - not opposition militias - are making up the ground.
Comment: The United States has once again decided that "stability" is preferable to peace or justice, writes Lamis Andoni.
Airstrikes on IS-run refinery in Syria kills 30
US led coalition air strikes hit an oil refinery run by the Islamic State militants near the border with Turkey on Sunday, killing 30 people, as ...
The rise and fall of Syria's Hazzm rebel group
Analysis: The armed opposition movement was supported by the US and held key areas in Syria, yet was destroyed the al-Qaeda-affiliated Nusra ...
Syria rebels reject UN plan to freeze Aleppo fighting
United Nations peace mediator Staffan de Mistura met with Syrian officials on Saturday and Sunday to discuss a freeze in the fighting in Aleppo, but rebel fighters rejected the plan, arguing it is tantamount to de facto surrender.
Syrian Nusra Front assault drives Hazzm from Aleppo
The Nusra Front and Hazzm have fought a low-scale war behind rebel lines for months, now it seems Nusra are set to emerge the victors, ...
Syrian opposition remains divided
The Sawaiq al-Rahman Brigade has announced it has killed several Nusra Front fighters, as clashes between opposition groups continue.
Opposition to Nusra Front growing across Syria
Protests against al-Qaeda's Syrian franchise continue in Damascus and the Idlib countryside as a major clash between Nusra and the opposition ...