Russia gives U.S. new ultimatum in Syria cease-fire
Complaining U.S. isn't working with Moscow to address violations, Russian military says it will hit offending rebels unilaterally
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Complaining U.S. isn't working with Moscow to address violations, Russian military says it will hit offending rebels unilaterally
Analysts say anti-Nusra Front rallies amid cease-fire could mean terrorist group is eventually sidelined in grinding conflict
Group deemed terrorists by Turkey and left out of peace talks is offering up a plan of its own to subdivide war-torn country
UNICEF estimates 3.7 million Syrian children have been born since 2011, when a peaceful uprising against President Bashar al-Assad escalated into a civil war
Russian military begins withdrawal as peace process seems to take root, but "mother of all issues" still unresolved
Syrian civil war began in March 2011 and has raged for five years, causing untold destruction and more than 250,000 deaths
Pentagon officials say Russia already reduced its bombing campaign to mostly ISIS targets; Putin says move should help peace talks
Syrian artists perform live music and drawing to show the Syrian war like you've never seen it before
Russian FM Lavrov decries Turkey's "creeping expansion"; also, U.S.-backed rebels in Syria say al Qaeda seized bases and stole weapons from them
A shaky cease-fire is a small ray of hope in conflict that began as an Arab Spring uprising and has now touched nearly every corner of globe
Western-backed rebels cautious, citing Assad's ongoing "crimes," but the big push for peace appears to remain on-pace
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer toured Aleppo, a once-bustling city that is now reduced to rubble after five years of civil war
Monitoring group cites impressive drop in overall violence, and in spite of the challenges, limited truce could prove a major turning point
2 men sentenced to prison over smuggling that led to Aylan Kurdi winding up dead on a Turkish beach
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from cultural and industrial center of two million people still partly in the hands of rebels
Opposition coalition still making gains against extremists in northern Syria, but who are they working with?
As Assad regime grapples to fix mystery nationwide power outage, U.N. envoy sets "penciled date" for peace talks to resume
Even with relative calm, spokesman says issues of "logistical nature," like getting permission from Assad regime, blocking aid
Sprawling Russian airbase comes to a virtual halt, no airstrikes heard in Damascus, but accusations fly over alleged truce violations
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from Homs, Syria, where residents hope the halt in fighting will bring lasting peace
Even amid calls for urgent international talks with both sides claiming cease-fire violations, in some areas, people are daring to rebuild
In Damascus, some Syrians told CBS News they were shocked that a limited cease-fire appeared to be holding
War against ISIS continues as U.S., Russian-brokered cease-fire brings relative calm to parts of Syria for first time in years
"Cessation of hostilities" is first time international negotiations have brought any degree of quiet in Syria's five-year civil war
Opposition says 97 factions will abide by cease-fire as Assad regime takes advantage of last hours to unleash hell