The pro-government al-Watan says SDF leaders are relocating valuable assets to Qamishli and selling properties in Manbij.
The media advisor of the Syrian president suffered a head hemorrhage. Opposition media outlets say the accident seemed deliberate.
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The funeral processions did not witness any friction with the Turkish army, Damas Post writes.
The regime’s unwillingness to engage in genuine dialogue, combined with its strong position, makes negotiation an unlikely path for change, Hazem Nahar writes in Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
“We are currently living through the revolution of the internet”, Minister of Communications Iyad al-Khatib told al-Watan.
The sources pointed out that the SDF forces have arrested more than 240 young people from the countryside of Deir-ez-Zor, Hassakeh, and Raqqa.
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The Syrian regime’s attempt to revive the Baath Party’s role in political life, after decades of marginalization, draws parallels with Saddam Hussein’s efforts to revive tribal influence in Iraq post-1991, Marwan Kabalan writes in Al-Araby Al-Jadeed. Excerpts.
Al-Watan writes that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed his readiness to meet with President Assad, recalling the “family” relations between the two nations
Confidential sources confirmed to Syria TV the arrest of Mohammed Tayseer al-Khatib, a pro-Russian businessman.
The meeting took place against the backdrop of ongoing humanitarian efforts in Syria, the pro-government al-Baath writes.
Major General Suleiman highlighted that tens of thousands will be demobilized by year-end.
On Wednesday, President Bashar al-Assad met with Alexander Lavrentiev, the Russian President’s special envoy.
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The decision is a profound statement against impunity for human rights violations.
HTS leader, Abu Muhammad al-Julani, has temporarily taken over the leadership of the military wing, according to Syria TV.
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The term “reconciliation” has become provocative for many Syrians, perceived as surrender, failure, or even betrayal, Zaidoun Al-Zoubi and Omar Abdel Aziz Hallaj write in 180 Post.
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