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There is a clear alternative to Assad. To say otherwise is nonsense.
Syria's opposition and civil society - which have demanded change for decades - has made it clear what it wants. Are we listening?
It took Trump two days to do what Obama never would
Many Syrians would still be alive, safe and home today had there been a response to the Assad regime’s first massive chemical massacre in 2013.
How to defuse the child refugee time bomb lit in Syria
Six years of inaction have simply allowed the Assad regime to continue its crimes. But donor states can act now to give Syrian children a future.