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Benjamin Netanyahu appealed directly to the Lebanese people, stating Israel is not at war with them but with Hezbollah, and urged them to side with Israel. This comes amidst heightened regional tensions and a war of words between Netanyahu and Turkish President Erdoğan.
Despite the December 2024 overthrow of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Russia has reinforced its airbase in Hmeimim and naval base in Tartus, signaling its continued presence in the Mediterranean.
The Russian Foreign Ministry has stated that cooperation with Syria is actively developing and that Moscow is discussing a 'possible restructuring' of its military facilities in Syria, denying any plans to abandon key Mediterranean bases.
An analysis suggests that Israel has strengthened its military position against Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and Syria since October 7, but its diplomatic influence has waned, potentially limiting long-term strategic advantages.
The Cypriot deputy migration ministry presented a new plan to assist the voluntary return of Syrian families to their homeland, offering financial incentives of up to €2,000 per person. The initiative targets those not entitled to asylum.
Uyghur fighters, who played a role in toppling Syria's Assad and have been incorporated into the new Syrian government, face an uncertain future as China intensifies pressure for their deportation back to China.
Azniv Korkejian, known as Bedouine, discusses the complexities of Arab life outside the Middle East, drawing on her roots in Armenia, Syria, and Saudi Arabia while living in the US.
During the trial of a high-ranking Syrian ex-general in Vienna, a witness provided testimony claiming to have been tortured at the defendant's service station, marking a significant development in the case.
Israel conducted air strikes on multiple military targets in Iran, confirming the attacks were in response to a recent Iranian missile barrage. This marks a significant escalation in direct conflict between the two nations, with claims of Israel using routes through Azerbaijan and Iraq for its strikes.
A historian claims Israel's actions in southern Syria have inadvertently benefited drug traffickers, prompting Jordan to conduct airstrikes to curb captagon flow.
Mar Mari Emmanuel, a controversial Assyrian Australian prelate expelled from the Church, was spotted in Dubrovnik, having previously made headlines for statements about Trump.
Reports indicate a warming of diplomatic relations between Egypt and Syria, signaling a potential shift in their bilateral ties.
Swedish investigators are gaining new opportunities to prosecute suspected Syrian war criminals residing in Sweden, utilizing documents, witnesses, and other evidence from Syria.
French courts are increasingly stringent on women who joined the Islamic State in Syria, with 18 of 23 terrorism trials scheduled for 2026 involving such women, who are now judged on equal footing with men.
A historical analysis explores the shared fate of Greeks and Assyrians during the 1914-1923 period, highlighting the systematic extermination plan against Christian populations in the late Ottoman Empire.
An indictment by the Chief Prosecutor’s Office in Ankara seeks prison terms of between 35 years and life for Önder Sığırcıkoğlu, a former intelligence personnel accused of abducting Syrian defectors.
Additional witnesses are testifying in the Vienna torture trial against Syrian Assad-era officials, with victims describing ongoing psychological suffering.
Abdalmasih Hanoun, the Syrian suspect in the June 2023 Annecy knife attack that injured four children and two adults, has been referred to the assize court for attempted murder.
A 45-year-old Syrian father was arrested at Larnaca airport in Cyprus and remanded for three days on suspicion of kidnapping his two teenage children for six months.
Syrian airspace has become a crucial route for international aviation, with nearly 12,000 planes crossing the country in May, a significant increase attributed to the ongoing conflict and tensions surrounding the Iran war.
A former Syrian intelligence chief from Raqqa is facing trial in Austria on charges of torture. This marks a historic legal process against an alleged associate of the Assad regime.
Brigadier General Khaled al-Halabi, a former general for Syria's Assad regime, has pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated torture, coercion, sexual coercion, and bodily harm.
President Trump has appointed Tom Barrack as a Special Envoy for Iraq and Syria, consolidating his Middle East policy. This move aims to address the complex regional dynamics, particularly concerning Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and the Kurds.
Rising floodwaters from the Euphrates River have severely impacted the Deir Ezzor province in eastern Syria, submerging villages and farmland and displacing thousands of residents.
President Erdoğan stated that natural gas supplies initiated to Syria through a joint effort by Türkiye and Azerbaijan are contributing to the country's reconstruction and fostering regional stability.
Two Syrian individuals are currently on trial in Austria, facing accusations of torture.
Tom Barrack has been named the US special presidential envoy for Iraq and Syria, taking on a key diplomatic role in the Middle East.
Residents in Raqqa, Syria, are reporting that their homes have been ruined by recent flooding, highlighting the impact of the natural disaster on the local population.
Over 2,400 families in Syria's Deir Ezzor province have been affected by severe floods caused by a sudden rise in the Euphrates River, prompting Syria to open a dam for the first time in 30 years.
The fall of the Assad regime in Syria opened a historic opportunity to rebuild the country's political order. This article discusses the implications of elections in Syria and the potential future of Kurdish participation.
Rescue workers are assisting stranded farmers in eastern Syria after the Euphrates River burst its banks, leading to widespread flooding in the region.
Children of Syrian dentist disappeared under Bashar al-Assad likely dead, says commission The Straits Times
A Syrian internally displaced persons (IDP) camp is on the verge of closure as its residents begin to return to their homes. This marks a significant step towards recovery and resettlement for those affected by conflict.
Villages and crops along the Euphrates River in Syria are threatened by severe flooding, leading to criticism of the Syrian government.
Severe floods along the Euphrates River are destroying Syrian villages and fields, causing casualties including children. Authorities face criticism for delayed warnings and are addressing extensive damage.
Mount Bental, a disputed hilltop, has transformed into a live military vantage point where Israel is preparing for a potential broader regional confrontation amidst expanding conflict in the Middle East.
Northern and eastern regions of Syria are experiencing significant flooding due to a rise in the water level of the Euphrates River.
An Australian woman has been charged with terrorism offenses, including joining Islamic State, months after returning from a Syrian refugee camp. She is accused of being linked to the terrorist organization.
A 24-year-old Syrian man was seriously injured after being shot in Wallisellen, Switzerland, early Saturday morning. Police have since arrested two 19-year-old suspects in connection with the incident.
The Syrian Foreign Minister has asserted that there has been no demand made for Kurdish autonomy in the Rojava region, contrary to some reports.
Flooding from the Euphrates River has caused significant damage to homes and necessitated evacuations in parts of Syria.
A suspected attack by ISIS militants has resulted in the deaths of four members of the security forces in Raqqa, Syria.
DORH has launched an investigation against three young individuals, including a minor, suspected of attempting to murder, rob, and assault a Syrian national in Rijeka due to intolerance.
Syria has discovered remnants of chemical weapons belonging to the Assad regime.
Findings indicate that Israel holds 1,000 square kilometers of Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria under direct military rule, extending beyond what traditional maps show.
Germany experienced a historic surge in naturalizations in 2025, with more people receiving German citizenship than ever since unified statistics began in 2000. Syrians accounted for the largest group, followed by Russians.
Eighteen months after the end of the civil war in Syria, tourism is beginning to revive in the capital, Damascus, with visitors returning to its intact center, featuring magnificent palaces, churches, and mosques.
Syria conducted parliamentary voting in parts of its northeast and north to elect members of the People’s Assembly, despite objections from YPG/PKK affiliates.
Kurdish political parties have voiced criticism regarding their representation in the interim parliament elections held in Syria.
Syria conducted legislative elections in areas previously under Kurdish control. These elections had been delayed and were held across various regions.
Syria has conducted legislative elections in its Kurdish-majority northeast region, a move that could have significant implications for regional governance and autonomy.
Türkiye is reportedly considering Syria as a new partner for regional connectivity, a move that comes as the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz impact the global economy and expose vulnerabilities in traditional trade routes.
A Syrian living in Switzerland made a rare visit to Aleppo after more than a decade, surprising his mother, as Swiss authorities reconsider asylum applications for Syrians.
Germany experienced a record number of new citizens in 2025, with over 309,000 people receiving German passports. Syrians constituted the largest group of new citizens, followed by Russians.
Turkish intelligence services, in a joint operation in Syria, have captured 10 suspected members of ISIS. Among those apprehended is an individual reportedly linked to the 2015 Ankara train station attack.
Media reports indicate that ten individuals suspected of being members of Daesh (ISIS) from Turkiye have been arrested in Syria. The arrests highlight ongoing efforts to combat terrorist groups in the region.
More than 10,000 Kurds have applied for citizenship in Syria, according to the country's Interior Ministry.
A report by ABC indicates that Australian women who were linked to ISIS have departed a Syrian camp, raising questions about their future and potential security implications.
Australian authorities are monitoring a second group believed to be linked to ISIS, attempting to return to Australia from Damascus after departing Syria's al-Roj detention camp. Officials state they will face the 'same consequences' as previous returnees.
An economic forum between Uzbekistan and Syria has taken place in Aleppo city, focusing on bilateral economic ties.
The Group of Seven (G7) nations has invited Syria, to be represented by President Ahmed al-Sharaa, to attend its upcoming summit in France as a guest nation.
Syria is reportedly taking steps to include Kurdish-majority areas in its delayed electoral college process. This development could impact political representation in the region.
President Trump engaged in discussions regarding tensions with Iran, including talks with Turkish President Erdogan and statements about the conflict's final stages. This occurred as Iran made moves to control the Strait of Hormuz, prompting calls for a firm response.
Syrian authorities have successfully thwarted a major anti-drug operation, seizing 25 million Captagon pills in what is described as the largest bust of its kind to date.
Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 19 people, including women and children, with some reports indicating up to 21 fatalities. The attacks also led to reports of clashes between Hezbollah and Israeli forces.
Atef Najib, a cousin of the former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, is standing trial in Syria, marking the first time a high-ranking figure from the Assad regime faces justice since its fall. The trial is being broadcast across the country.
Ibrahim Kalın, head of Türkiye's National Intelligence Organization (MIT), met with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa in Damascus on Monday as both countries continue efforts towards regional coordination.
The confrontation between Turkey and Israel is escalating beyond a diplomatic crisis, with the conflict in Gaza, developments in Lebanon, and instability in Syria contributing to a battle for the future of the Middle East, with Greece caught in the middle.
Turkey and Saudi Arabia have signed a significant agreement for a new railway line that will connect the two countries via Syria and Jordan, a project that is seen as bypassing Israel.
The head of the Aleppo Chamber of Industry has stated that transferring modern Turkish technology to Syria could enable the country to complete its reconstruction within a relatively short period of five years.
An opinion piece suggests that Syria's Alawite community should adopt a form of 'Zionism' for self-preservation and cultural revival, contrasting it with the perceived failure of 'Bundism' which advocated assimilation into pan-Arabism.
Türkiye is making preparations for the opening of a significant customs gate with Syria, a move announced by a top trade official at an event in Gaziantep.
Iraq has reopened its airspace after a temporary closure, while Syria has extended its airspace restrictions for an additional 12 hours. The closures were implemented due to regional tensions.
A French woman, Camille F., is standing trial in Paris for joining ISIS with her family and spending nine years in Syria before being repatriated with her five children in 2022.
A decade-long partnership between Turkey and Russia in the Middle East, forged during the Syrian war, is reportedly collapsing as Turkey increasingly supports Ukraine.
Iran launched a significant missile and drone attack against Israel, prompting several countries, including Iraq and Syria, to close their airspace. The attack was described by Iran as an act to restore deterrence while aiming to avoid a broader war.
The Dutch cabinet is pushing for more newcomers to enter the workforce, with a focus on integration and language skills, as exemplified by a Syrian nurse who successfully found employment after overcoming initial challenges.
More than 150,000 Syrian babies have been born in Turkey, according to a statement from the Turkish Deputy Prime Minister.
An Israeli Knesset member has publicly endorsed efforts to establish Israeli settlements in southern Syria.
There is widespread outrage in Syria following confirmation of the murder of the children of a chess champion. The article highlights the shock and grief surrounding the tragic event.
The ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is significantly redrawing the global oil map, creating new opportunities and challenges for oil-producing nations. This situation is also being viewed as a potential opportunity for Syria.
Seven Syrian girls from the Azraq refugee camp in Jordan have traveled to Rome for the first time to compete in the Kim e Liù taekwondo tournament, facing opponents from across Europe.
Germany recorded a historic high in migrant naturalizations in 2025, with Syrians being the most frequently represented nationality for the fifth consecutive year, according to the Federal Statistical Office.
The number of naturalizations in Germany has increased for the fifth year in a row, with over 332,000 foreign nationals acquiring German citizenship last year, predominantly from Syria.
The trial of an alleged Syrian torture general in Vienna has progressed, focusing on the structural organization of the Syrian torture apparatus. The proceedings continue as the court examines the evidence related to the accusations.
Two alleged henchmen of former Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad are currently standing trial in Vienna on charges of torture and mistreatment.
Paulo Sergio Pinheiro has stepped down as the chair of the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic after nearly 15 years. His departure marks a significant change for one of the UN's prominent investigative bodies.
A former Syrian general, accused of mistreating prisoners, is on trial in Vienna after entering Austria with the help of the Austrian intelligence service.
Two high-ranking security officials from the former government of ousted Syrian leader Bashar Al-Assad are on trial in Austria, facing charges of torture, severe bodily harm, and sexual harassment. Both defendants denied the accusations in a Vienna court.
Oil prices have risen following a new wave of attacks between the US and Iran, despite ongoing diplomatic efforts to achieve a ceasefire. French President Macron has expressed support for US-Iran truce negotiations to Donald Trump.
Two former Syrian intelligence officers, who had been living in Austria, are now facing war crime charges in the country. The charges relate to their alleged involvement in torture and other atrocities committed during the Syrian civil war.
The German Federal Statistical Office reported a significant decrease in immigration to Germany in 2025 compared to the previous year, attributed partly to a reduction in asylum seekers from Syria and Afghanistan, as well as fewer immigrants from EU countries.
Donald Trump's plans for a 250th US anniversary celebration, including a 'Freedom 250' concert, are facing significant challenges as artists withdraw and the project's funding and purpose draw criticism from figures like Mike Pence. Trump has suggested a MAGA rally as an alternative and has also been involved in other controversies, including a judge blocking his ballroom and a typo on Trump-branded merchandise.
The flooding of the Euphrates River in eastern Syria has begun to recede, according to reports.
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Following years of severe drought, dams in Syria and Iraq are now full, with water levels stabilizing, indicating a shift in the region's water situation.
Syria has stated that Amjad Youssef was responsible for the killing of Dr. Rania Al-Abbasi's six children.
The Committee for the Disappeared in Syria has declared the six children of chess champion Rania al-Abbasi as deceased. The family had been missing for an extended period.
A commission has stated that the children of a Syrian dentist who disappeared under the Assad regime are likely dead. This tragic update highlights the ongoing human rights concerns in Syria.
The Gujarat High Court has granted bail to a Syrian man with HIV, citing his ill-health, while also dismissing a family's plea for an FIR in a separate custodial death case.
A mental health program in Homs, Syria, is actively assisting former detainees in rebuilding their lives and reintegrating into society.
Nesip D., a Winterthur terrorist, was radicalized at the An'Nur Mosque in the mid-2010s. The mosque was notorious for hate preachers who radicalized young men and women, some of whom later joined ISIS in Syria.
Two Syrian nationals in Cyprus are facing the revocation of their asylum status and deportation proceedings following an assault on three Israeli tourists in central Nicosia.
An Australian woman has been charged after returning to Australia from Lebanon, eight months after she allegedly traveled to Syria to join the Islamic State.
Uzbek companies are preparing to commence shipments of various goods to Syria, marking a new phase in trade relations between the two countries.
A 24-year-old Syrian refugee has been sentenced to life imprisonment in Austria for an ISIS-inspired knife attack that killed a 14-year-old and injured five others. The court found him guilty of the deadly assault.
A 24-year-old Syrian refugee on trial in Austria for fatally stabbing a 14-year-old boy and injuring five others declared in court that he would kill again if he could. The statement was made during proceedings for the violent incident.
Witnesses accuse the Israeli army of arbitrarily arresting at least 197 men in southern Syria since late 2024, with 43 reportedly still held in Israeli prisons.
The trial for the deadly terror attack in Villach, Austria, has begun, with the 23-year-old Syrian refugee Ahmad G. appearing before jurors under high security measures, including bulletproof glass. Reports indicate the accused has expressed intentions to commit further murders, facing charges related to the Islamist attack in Villach city center.
Syrian officials have discovered dozens of undeclared chemical munitions and remnants of Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons program, leading to the arrest of 18 suspects. The findings indicate a previously undisclosed part of the country's chemical arsenal.
Syrians living in tent settlements are facing significant financial difficulties and struggling to return to their homes following the fall of the Assad regime, highlighting ongoing humanitarian challenges.
Cash-strapped Syrians residing in tent settlements are struggling to return to their homes following the fall of the Assad regime.
Former Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed al-Orabi has spoken about the threats Egypt faces from Israel and Ethiopia, while also outlining strict preconditions for Syria.
A second group of Australian women who have been linked to the Islamic State has returned to Australia from Syria.
Syria conducted limited elections in its Kurdish regions, leading to concerns about representation after a boycott, following similar votes in other areas last year.
The Italian Ambassador to Iraq, Niccolò Fontana, met with Mar Awa III, the Catholicos-Patriarch of the Assyrian Church of the East. Their discussion centered on the vitality of the Christian community in Iraq and its importance.
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of 11 people, including six women and a child. This incident occurred amid ongoing tensions and further evacuation orders in the region.
Many Syrian returnees lack access to proper healthcare, highlighting the urgent need for action to rebuild Syria's health system to facilitate the country's recovery.
Mali's al-Qaeda offshoot, JNIM, is applying lessons from Syria's Islamist revolution in an offensive that is bringing it closer to power in the region.
Two young men (19, 18) have been arrested in Rijeka for the attempted murder and robbery of a Syrian seaman, in a brutal attack reportedly motivated by xenophobia and filmed by an 18-year-old acquaintance.
Israeli strikes have targeted areas in southern Lebanon and near the Syrian border, reportedly killing medics and at least 10 people, despite a fragile truce. The attacks occurred in regions including Bekaa and Tyre.
A delegation from Uzbekistan has visited a textile plant located in Aleppo, Syria.
In RIJEKA, four youths have been reported for a brutal attempted murder and robbery of a Syrian sailor.
A grieving father buried his 6-year-old child after a landmine explosion in Syria's Idlib province killed three children.
An Uzbek delegation has reportedly visited the Kaadan Cables Plant in Syria, indicating potential collaboration or trade discussions.
Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud held a phone conversation with Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani to discuss bilateral relations between their countries.
A new Uzbekistan–Syria Trade House has officially opened its doors in Aleppo, aiming to boost bilateral trade.
Donald Trump's administration engages in diplomatic efforts with Iran, which is reviewing a US proposal, while also facing public disagreements with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over military strategy in the region.
Germany pays money to voluntary returnees to Afghanistan or Syria. Government figures show how few take advantage of this.
Qatar Charity has performed critical heart procedures for children in Syria, providing essential medical aid to those in need.
An analysis suggests Syria is working to build relations with the United States, recognizing the importance of ties with Israel due to the US's focus on Israeli relations, as it aims to solidify its pivotal regional role.
The Syrian president has issued an apology regarding controversial remarks made by his father, addressing public concerns.
According to the Financial Times, Israel has seized and now controls approximately 1,000 square kilometers of new territory in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria since the October 7, 2023 attack. This expansion is reported to be part of Prime Minister Netanyahu's war strategy.
A car bomb exploded near the Syrian Ministry of Defense building in Damascus, killing at least one soldier and wounding 18 to 21 people. The blast is suspected to be a car bomb.
Israel is reportedly preparing to resume a large-scale offensive against Hamas in Gaza, amidst accusations exchanged between Erdogan and Netanyahu regarding Israeli military activity in Lebanon and Syria.
Cyprus has launched a new voluntary return program targeting approximately 20,000 Syrians with asylum or subsidiary protection status, offering financial incentives and the option for one family member to remain on the island for work.
Russia's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Maria Zakharova, stated that Russian-Syrian cooperation is developing very actively and that Russia is considering 'reformatting' military facilities in the region.
A Turkish political analyst warns that a drone incident in Syria could escalate tensions between Turkey and Israel into a serious conflict.
Syria's new government is reportedly considering various strategies, including containment, military incorporation, and security pressure, to address the challenge of integrating or dismantling independent armed networks of foreign fighters within its borders. This analysis highlights the complex security situation facing Damascus.
Victims have begun testifying against former Assad officials in a Vienna torture trial, marking the first time victims are being questioned in the process. Their testimonies are crucial in the case against the Syrian general.
The Palestine-German film project 'Chentian,' written by Suha Arraf, has secured Jordan's Arab Media Network's Abu-Lughod Studios as a co-producer, joining an early list of backers.
Anas Zawahri’s documentary 'My Memory Is Full of Ghosts' offers a deeply moving visual tribute to the bombed-out Syrian city of Homs, combining heart-wrenching testimony with shots of its ruined streets.
Iraq and Syria have announced the temporary closure of their airspace. The reason for the closure was not immediately specified but is likely related to regional security concerns.
Syria is attempting an inclusive reconstruction strategy, prioritizing the establishment of government institutions over luxury developments, in an effort to rebuild trust and avoid the pitfalls experienced by Iraq.
A Syrian food stall in Vienna's Brigittenau district offers excellent vegan dining options, catering to those who prefer plant-based meals with or without meat substitutes.
A Syrian man has been sentenced to five years and four months in prison in Germany for planning a terrorist attack, radicalized through TikTok and ISIS propaganda. The verdict is not yet legally binding.
Anti-narcotics units in Syria are conducting raids and seizing pills as the government escalates its efforts to combat the illicit Captagon trade.
Syria has introduced a new Tourist Police Unit aimed at guiding visitors to attractions and ensuring safe travel along designated routes, as part of an effort to revive the country's hospitality industry.
A Yazidi woman has given testimony in an Australian court, recounting her experience of being enslaved and raped by Islamic State members in a home in Syria.
Germany is projected to see a record number of naturalizations in 2025, with over 300,000 people expected to gain German citizenship. Syrians and Turks are among the most frequently represented nationalities.
A Syrian commission has confirmed the deaths of Rania al-Abbasi's six children, who had been missing under Bashar al-Assad's rule.
A Syrian man is currently on trial in Regensburg, facing charges for a brutal axe and hammer attack on an ICE train in Bavaria a year ago, which left four people seriously injured. Witnesses testified to seeing him assault the victims.
Syria is reportedly receiving unexpected financial benefits from increased airspace usage, a consequence of the ongoing conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran in the Middle East.
The family of Rania Al-Abbasi and Syrian authorities have confirmed that her six children, who were detained along with Rania and her husband by Syria's former Assad regime in 2013, are now believed to be dead.
Syria recorded nearly 12,000 aircraft overflights in May, as regional airlines rerouted flights to avoid airspace disrupted by conflicts in the Middle East, leading to unexpected gains for the country.
The trial of a former Syrian general, accused of torture and involvement in mistreatment under the Assad regime, has begun in Vienna. The defendant denies all allegations, while 21 witnesses are expected to testify against him.
Greece has reopened asylum cases for Syrian and Afghan migrants, with the migration minister expressing a desire for returns. The minister stated that Athens does not share common values with 'hardcore Islam'.
A Syrian man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for a terrorist knife attack in Bielefeld, Germany, where he stabbed five people. The court handed down the maximum penalty for the assault.
Oil prices surged following new strikes exchanged between the US and Iran, as ceasefire talks remained at an impasse. President Trump commented on the situation, urging people to "sit back and relax" despite the escalating tensions.
Iran has stated it will not agree to a deal with the United States until its rights are secured, expressing distrust in the US as President Trump reportedly toughens the terms of a proposed framework. Negotiations are stalled as Iran seeks guarantees for its demands and rejects what it perceives as easy concessions.
Reports reveal that the Assad regime is alleged to have killed six children belonging to a missing Syrian chess champion, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns in Syria.
More than 2,400 families in Syria's eastern Deir Ezzor province have been severely impacted by catastrophic floods. The sudden and extreme rise in the Euphrates River's water level has submerged villages and agricultural lands.
The ancient site of Palmyra in Syria, partially destroyed by ISIS, is once again welcoming visitors, mostly Syrians eager to rediscover its Roman monuments.
Syrian commission confirms deaths of Rania al-Abbasi's six children, missing since 2013 under Bashar al-Assad's rule.
Donald Trump threatened to perform at the Freedom 250 concert himself after several artists pulled out, stating only "great patriots" would be invited. This comes amidst broader discussions about his political influence and international relations.
Experts believe that a new discovery of Syrian chemical weapons could assist in prosecuting perpetrators of war crimes. Syrian authorities have detained 18 individuals suspected of involvement in operating and managing the Assad regime’s chemical weapons program.
A report indicates that the advance of Syrian forces into areas held by the SDF led to a US military drawdown and created subsequent security gaps.
Rare flooding of the Euphrates River is forcing Syrians living near its banks to move further inland.
A 24-hour freight train journey from Baniyas to Aleppo offers a glimpse into Syria’s devastated rail infrastructure and the resilience of its workers.
Syria has declared a state of emergency following the Euphrates River overflowing its banks, with rising water levels causing floods in the northern and eastern parts of the country due to recent rainfall and increased flow from Turkey.
A dam in Turkey has released water, flooding water stations in Syria and causing concerns in Iraq. This action has implications for water security and regional relations.
Australian authorities have charged a woman suspected of links to ISIL following her repatriation from Syrian camps, where she had been held for years.
Australian authorities have charged a woman who recently returned from Syria with joining the Islamic State, following the return of several groups of women and children from Syrian camps in recent months.
A watchdog organization has reported the discovery of dozens of chemical weapons remnants from the Assad regime era in Syria. A task force has been established to locate and safely destroy these remaining chemical weapons.
German police have arrested a Syrian man suspected of involvement in a knife attack at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin. This new arrest follows previous investigations into the incident.
A study by Welt am Sonntag reveals that at least 309,852 people acquired German citizenship last year in 14 federal states, surpassing the previous record, with Syrians being the largest group.
A Dutch PVV Member of Parliament, Boon, has admitted to manipulating a court drawing of Syrian brothers using AI, calling his actions 'just stupid'.
Bruno Lafont and Christian Herrault, former executives of French cement firm Lafarge, have been released from prison under judicial supervision as they await their appeal against convictions for financing terrorism in Syria.
Syrians living in tent settlements are facing significant financial difficulties and struggling to return to their homes following the fall of the Assad regime.
A second group of 19 Australian women and children, who had been linked to the Islamic State group, have been repatriated from Syria and have landed in Australia. Their return has sparked controversy and potential legal action.
Uyghur mercenaries, motivated by a desire to avenge their families in China, became valuable fighting partners for Syrian rebels, contributing to the new Syrian president's ultimate victory in the civil war.
The PVV Noord-Brabant's Instagram page featured a video for at least a day and a half that included an edited court drawing by artist Petra Urban. The video showed an altered version of Urban's drawing of two Syrian brothers.
An MMA club in Rijeka condemned a brutal xenophobic attack on a Syrian seaman, for which two young men were detained for attempted murder and robbery, with an 18-year-old acquaintance filming the incident.
Seven Australian women and 14 children, the last known group of Australian families linked to ISIS, have been repatriated from Roj camp in northeast Syria to Damascus.
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Muhamed Muhaisen has brought his exhibition 'Moments in Time' to Belgrade, featuring the lives of refugees from various global conflicts, including Syria, Ukraine, and Afghanistan, as reported by a world-renowned photographer for the BBC.
A Syrian court has commenced proceedings against individuals responsible for crimes committed under Bashar al-Assad's regime, specifically targeting those involved in torture.
Syria is actively pursuing closer relationships with Western powers, engaging in meetings with the G7, NATO, and WHO to increase the country’s stability and investment opportunities.
Turkish and Syrian officials have detained 10 individuals who allegedly participated in "terrorist attacks" in Turkiye, suspected of having ties to ISIL.
Syria plans to integrate nearly 20,000 teachers from the Rojava region into its national education system.
An official has confirmed that the final group of Australians has departed a camp in Syria that housed relatives suspected of extremist ties, concluding a repatriation effort.
Sources indicate that Ahmed al-Sharaa, a prominent figure from Syria, is expected to attend the upcoming G7 summit in France. This potential participation marks a significant development for Damascus on the international stage.
The final group of Australian women and children with alleged links to ISIS have reportedly departed a Syrian camp. This move precedes their anticipated return to Australia.
President-elect Donald Trump's decision to speak with Taiwan's leader marked a significant departure from long-standing US diplomatic policy. The call was welcomed by Taiwan but drew strong condemnation from Beijing.
An analysis suggests that ISIS is escalating its rhetoric and seeking a new phase of fighting in Syria, with foreign fighters and sleeper cells remaining a security concern.
A renowned director in Zagreb recounted her harrowing experience of filming under constant fire across Lebanon and Syria, expressing wonder at how her cast and crew survived six years of production.
Uzbekistan and Syria have engaged in discussions aimed at expanding their bilateral trade cooperation and exploring new economic opportunities.
An opinion piece discusses the dire situation of Syria’s Kurds, who, abandoned by allies and pressured by Turkey, have been compelled to surrender their autonomy to Damascus.
Goran Angelov of IBS states that urgent measures are required to remove Bulgaria from the FATF's grey list for money laundering, which the country joined at the end of 2023. Bulgaria is currently the only Eurozone member on the list, alongside countries like Algeria and Syria.
Faisal I was an Arab nobleman who ruled Iraq after World War I, having first governed Syria. He is remembered for bringing stability to the region.
A car bomb detonated near the Ministry of Defense building in Damascus, Syria, resulting in the death of one soldier and injuries to 18 others. Footage of the explosion circulated online following the attack.