The incident unfolded at al-Atrash’s mausoleum, where some participants reportedly recited a declaration affirming “Syrian unity,” prompting objections from others in attendance.
Sharaa has sought to build trust with Western governments since assuming the transitional presidency following the ouster of Bashar al-Assad in December 2024
Antoine Kassis, 59, a dual Syrian-Lebanese national, was convicted on charges that included operating a transnational drug-trafficking network, conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist organization, and engaging in international money laundering.
Michel Shammas, a prominent lawyer and human rights advocate, explained in an interview with Hal Net that the President holds no authority to issue legislative decrees, since such powers belong exclusively to the People’s Assembly.
According to the daily rainfall report issued by the Ministry of Agriculture’s “Ghayath” application, Hassakeh Governorate registered approximately 23.3 mm of rainfall on Tuesday.
Several key indicators contributed to this improvement, the Minister of Information, Hamza Mustafa, writes in al-Thawra.
In a televised address that signalled a dramatic evolution in the political posture of the Druze leadership, Sheikh al-Hijri voiced unambiguous support for the military operations undertaken by the United States and Israel against Iranian influence in the region.
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.
Minister Hamo presented a vision of collective stability, noting that the individual who lowered the flag and those who disparage the Kurdish component are driven by the same corrosive impulse to sow discord.
The Governorate described the resolution as administrative rather than ideological, presenting it as a continuation of an established legal framework
The Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression (SCM) has welcomed the conviction of former Syrian official Samir Othman Al-Sheikh by a federal jury in Los Angeles.
Under Transitional President Ahmad al-Sharaa, the government faces the monumental task of securing a fractured state, al-Hal writes.
What was once a distant or deferred dream is now a lived reality, Mustafa Deeb writes in Ultra Syria.
The latest findings of the International Commission of Inquiry on Syria function as a multilateral mirror, reflecting the early contours of President al-Sharaa’s first year in power, Michel Shammas writes in Al-Modon.
Minister of Interior Anas Khattab led the inauguration ceremony, describing the institute as a specialized center dedicated to training and qualifying female police personnel.
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.
Shibani announced the government began a comprehensive national damage assessment to identify the essential requirements for the country’s reconstruction.
Sharaa stressed that Syria stands ready to contribute to regional defense, al-Modon writes.
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.