Rifaat al-Assad stands accused of “murder, torture, cruel treatment, and unlawful arrests in Syria in February 1982”, according to Enab Baladi.
“The PYD is fully accountable for the transgressions that occurred,” stated a spokesperson for the Kurdish National Council.
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The Syrian Interim Government reported the apprehension of two individuals in possession of 100,000 Captagon pills in Ras al-Ain.
Mekdad criticized European Union leaders and strategists for their failure to uphold their vision of a rules-based international order.
The humanitarian crisis in Syria has reached an unprecedented scale.
Officials say Iranian exports to Syria dropped from $244 million in 2022 to $120 million in 2023.
On October 15, Iran’s Hajj and Umrah Organization suspended all religious visits to Syria, al-Modon notes.
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The recent inauguration of the Forensic Medicine Center in Aleppo, touted as one of the largest in the Middle East, marked a significant milestone, al-Watan writes.
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Included in the memorandum are plans to facilitate tourism and hospitality training, al-Baath reports.
Syria said the West was “engaging in a campaign of doubt and unfounded allegations”, according to the pro-government Tishreen.
Discussions encompassed the political process, strategies for achieving a political solution and the implementation of UN Resolution 2254.
The Ministry of Information in the Assad regime’s government has issued a decree restricting the issuance of any press card solely to media entities licensed by the ministry.
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The dialogue centred on overcoming challenges that Syrian entrepreneurs face abroad.
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The meeting resulted in an agreement preventing Assad’s forces from entering the Shahba area in Aleppo.
The political diversity within As-Suweida, sometimes seen as a sign of division, is, in fact, a testament to the region’s vibrant civic life, Jamal al-Shoufi writes in Syria TV.
