In a televised address following Eid al-Fitr prayers at the Presidential Palace in Damascus, Syria’s transitional leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, unveiled what he described as a transformative fiscal blueprint for 2026.
The cooling of public enthusiasm stems above all from the speed with which expectations had risen, Hussam Jazmati writes for Syria TV.
Anas Hamdoun, a renowned critic of the transitional government in Damascus, criticized Social Affairs and Labour Minister Hind Kabawat for, in his view, reinforcing sectarian logic rather than challenging it.
The summit arrives at a moment of profound transition as Syria moves from the long shadow of conflict toward the early contours of structural stability, Ultra Syria writes.
The recent American decision to lift sanctions on 266 employees of the Scientific Studies and Research Center has raised serious concerns, al-Masdar writes.