::::::I fully agree that the tile should remain the same - Syrian Civil War. As has been discussed, many civil wars throughout history have involved outside forces. Foreign involvement is usually in support of one side or the other, and not to "invade" the country and take over in their own right. A civil war by definition is two (or more) factions fighting for control of the central government and territory. Just because another nation wants to help a particular faction win doesn't make it any less a civil war. The Syrian Civil War, ISIS, Arab Spring, revolutions in Egypt and Libya etc. could all be said to be interconnected in a way, but they are still separate events with their own indigenous roots, specific causes, and players that may or may not have any direct connection to any others. Point being, it's still a civil war.