Ahead of her expected entry into the Syrian People’s Assembly, Ahmed expressed interest in joining the Foreign Relations and ...

Between 1,200 and 1,300 workers lost their jobs despite having served for twelve to fifteen years under companies affiliated ...

Nearly a year after the adoption of the Suweida roadmap, critical human rights concerns remain unresolved, Ultra Syria writes ...

Syrian authorities have ordered the freezing of movable and immovable assets belonging to several prominent figures ...

In a statement published on its official Facebook page, the administration declared: “In the interest of our students, and ...

The signatories caution against replacing political tyranny with what they describe as the "tyranny of an imposed cultural ...

A decision by the General Civil Aviation Authority to convert the Mezzeh Military Airport into a private civil hub for ...

Hundreds of Kurdish students in Hassakeh and Kobani refused to enter their classrooms as the 2026–2027 school year began, ...

Abu Mariam al-Australi is Abraham, or Ibrahim, Succarieh, an Australian citizen of Lebanese origin who left Australia for ...

The decision to describe Suweida’s armed factions as “gangs” marks a notable rhetorical shift.

Ultimately, the issue is not whether external support will diminish, but whether local proxies remain relevant once engagement with Damascus becomes the higher strategic priority.

Justice loses its meaning when it serves only the victims of the defeated side or slips into what is known as "victors’ ...