Syrian Presidency Announces Ceasefire After Clashes
The Syrian presidency has announced an immediate ceasefire in the southern city of Suweida to try to bring an end to a week of sectarian violence that has left hundreds dead, according to the BBC. There have been chaotic gun battles on city streets between the local Bedouin tribesmen and the Druze community, with both [ ]
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