Syrians brace for inevitable disappointment as Europe appears to bend to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s pressure for a shift in EU policy toward the Damascus regime, Ali Safar writes in Syria TV.
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Iran’s alleged aim to establish a drug trafficking corridor targeting Israel and Jordan has only intensified local resistance, 963 media writes.
Since her arrival in Germany, Ilham Ahmed, has been actively promoting the administration’s vision and projects, Enab Baladi writes.
The strike resulted in two fatalities and five injuries among Lebanese Hezbollah members, +963 Media reports.
The Minister of Internal Trade and Consumer Protection noted that the Ministry’s responsibilities were based on policies from the 1950s and 1960s, according to al-Watan.
Enab Baladi reported that Syria’s parliament authorized the prosecution of two MPs, Ayham Grikos and Madloul al-Aziz, signalling a wave of investigations into parliamentary members.
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The new SDF curriculum emphasizes Kurdish as the primary language in schools, al-Araby al-Jadeed writes.
Protesters voiced their rejection of de facto authorities and refusal to “dialogue with those who violate human rights,” according to Syria TV.
Anonymous sources have revealed to Syria TV that Syrian security forces recently detained Shaher al-Shaher, a figure closely associated with the inner circle of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The General Secretariat of the Syrian Democratic Track announced last Saturday the conclusion of its founding conference in Brussels, +963 Media writes.
Despite calls for reform, the Syrian government continues to repress those it deems a threat.
Abdi voiced concern over how reduced coalition presence could affect the region’s security, Syria TV says.
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The minister noted that the ministry has developed a project aimed at improving the business environment in Syria, al-Watan writes.
The Syrian Investigative Journalism Unit mentions cases like that of Sariya, a minor from Hama arrested in 2011 at age 15 & executed by a military court, Daraj writes.
Reports indicate that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has begun reducing the influence of his brother Maher’s economic network, Daraj writes.
Abdel Halim Suleiman, an independent journalist in northern Syria, criticized the official media for not addressing the serious damage to national infrastructure in the region, 963 Media reports.
