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Know Our Cities: Kobane

2020-02-24
By: Syrian Democratic Times

A global symbol of the Kurdish resistance against ISIS and an important site for artistic and cultural work telling the story of struggle.Continue Reading

2019 Year in Review for North and East Syria

2020-01-25
By: Syrian Democratic Times

Events and statements from 2019 to understand the full picture of how we got here.Continue Reading

SDC Responds to US Policy Crisis

2020-01-25
By: Syrian Democratic Times

An intense series of meetings and negotiations occurred in response to the crisis.Continue Reading

Recommendations from Conference on ISIS Terrorism in Northeast Syria

2019-07-10
By: Syrian Democratic Times

Over the course of three days, the participants discussed various aspects of ISIS terrorism.Continue Reading

Economic Terrorism in Syria

2019-07-05
By: Syrian Democratic Times

The economic lives of Syrians will take years to recover. In the meantime, the suffering continues.Continue Reading

Independence Day Remarks

2019-07-04
By: Syrian Democratic Times

SDC acknowledges “our mutual commitment to peace, equality, liberty, and justice, and a world free from terror.”Continue Reading

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  • Continued Turkish-backed Attacks On Tishreen Dam Put Security of the Northeast at Risk

    Despite an existing ceasefire, intense fighting has continued between the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA) groups, with Turkish airstrikes providing support to the SNA. Fighting has remained concentrated near the Euphrates, in the region separating Manbij and Kobani, especially around the Tishreen Dam. The Dam

  • As Change Sweeps Syria, the Future of ISIS Fighters and Their Families Remains Uncertain

    In the permanently altered political situation in Syria following the collapse of the Assad regime, the status of ten thousand ISIS fighters, including two thousand foreigners, as well as tens of thousands of women and children related to them, remains unclear. The SDF and Internal Security Forces of the Autonomous

  • Turkish Airstrikes Kill 12 in Shaddadi Desert

    Yesterday, Turkish fighter jets and drones conducted a series of airstrikes against several targets near Shaddadi, south of Hasakah in North-East Syria. An SDF military position, housing for civilian workers, and a civilian vehicle transporting local shepherds were all hit.  In total, 16 airstrikes targeted the region, killing four SDF members, six

  • Co-Chair Elham Ahmad Condemns ISIS-Inspired Terrorist Attack in New Orleans

    “We extend our heartfelt condolences to the people and government of the United States and wish the injured a swift recovery,” said Ahmad. “It is now imperative to strengthen this partnership and expand it into political economic dimensions to address and eliminate all sources of terrorism.”

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