The new pact rests on four pillars: securing external borders, speeding procedures, embedding migration in international partnerships, and introducing a system of solidarity among member states.
Minister of Interior Anas Khattab led the inauguration ceremony, describing the institute as a specialized center dedicated to training and qualifying female police personnel.
A high-speed railway linking northern Saudi Arabia to Syria through Jordan could help reduce dependency on the Hormuz Strait, Al-Thawra argues.
Expanding the battlefield has long been central to Iran’s strategy, relying on Iraq, Yemen, and Lebanon as buffers, Ultra Syria writes.
Assad has fallen, yet the report serves as a reminder that the removal of a ruler does not in itself dismantle the structure that sustained his rule.
Foreign Minister Assad al-Shibani announced that the Syrian government has begun a comprehensive national damage assessment to identify the essential requirements for the country’s reconstruction.
Syria is entering a pivotal stage of financial and economic reform with the backing of the World Bank, al-Thawra writes.
Sharaa stressed that Syria stands ready to contribute to regional defense, al-Modon writes.
Society places its heaviest weight upon women, measuring honor through their conduct, while men are afforded a wide margin for transgression without their very existence being imperiled, Uday Al-Abdallah writes in Daraj.
In a joint communication with French President Emmanuel Macron and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, Syrian President Ahmed Sharaa reaffirmed Syria’s steadfast commitment to safeguarding Lebanon’s stability, unity, and institutional integrity.
The Internal Security Forces Command in Homs province has instituted a temporary curfew across several villages in the western countryside, following an assault on a local administrative building, according to Shaam.
Lebanese security sources told Syria TV that direct communication was established between the Syrian and Lebanese armies through existing military channels, Syria TV writes.
The Syrian government is considering appointing a figure from the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to the position of Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, according to exclusive information obtained by Ultra Syria.
The statement explained that Al-Amin remained detained for months in one of the SDF’s detention centres under a policy of enforced disappearance, with his family unable to learn his fate or place of detention despite repeated inquiries.
Syria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ibrahim Olabi, affirmed today that Syria’s adherence to the Chemical Weapons Convention rises far above the realm of legal obligation, according to SANA.
Yet what makes massacres even more merciless is not only the number of the dead, Samar Yazbek writes in Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Born Samir Aso in Afrin, Hamo began his political and military trajectory in 1994 when he joined the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).
Every massacre begins the same way. The victim is stripped of individuality and turned into a mute, undifferentiated mass, Samar Yazbek writes in Al-Araby Al-Jadeed, one year after the coastal massacres.
A tragic incident in the city of Qamishli, in al-Hassakeh province, has shocked both local and international audiences.