The settlement centers represent a key effort by the new authorities to stabilize the security situation and establish a reformed security framework to replace the former regime’s apparatus.
Shaibani has made significant contributions to humanitarian efforts in northwest Syria, Damas Post writes.
Ahmed al-Sharaa initiated discussions with military factions on Saturday about the structure of the new military institution in Syria.
U.S. State Department announced the cancellation of a $10 million bounty previously offered for information on al-Sharaa.
Only leaders of factions that participated in the “Deterring Aggression” operation attended the meeting with Sharaa, excluding other groups such as the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army, Shaam Network reports.
Sohaib Alagha, the former Chairman of the Syrian American Council, called for a national charter reflecting the commonalities of all segments of Syrian society.
Those familiar with Shaibani describe him as “shrewd,” “seasoned,” and often compare him to Hakan Fidan, the Turkish foreign minister, for his diplomatic acumen, al-Modon writes.
On women’s rights, Sharaa affirmed his support for education, noting that universities in Idlib have been active for over eight years, with women comprising more than 60% of students. according to Syria TV.
Hijri’s remarks followed a meeting with a delegation from the interim government, led by Mohammad al-Bashir, who visited Suweida to engage with political and civil figures regarding security and public services, +963 Media writes.
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Fidan also confirmed Turkey’s recognition of the new Syrian administration as a “legitimate” partner, Shaam Network writes.
The Civil Defense continues to advocate for urgent action to protect evidence and prevent further harm to victims’ families while seeking justice for those affected by the atrocities.
Prominent Syrian activist Heba Al-Gull issued a scathing response to Arnaout, accusing him of perpetuating outdated and regressive views.
The court’s verdict revealed that Hamrouni, as a militia leader, actively participated in the mistreatment, enslavement, and looting of civilians in Damascus between 2012 and 2015, the SJAC writes.
Many fear this move signals a return to the inheritance-style governance previously practiced by the Assad family, according to Shaam Network.
Three former aides stated that Bashar Assad himself did not inform his brother about his plan to flee, according to Shaam Network.
Special emphasis was placed on ensuring the safety and dignity of women journalists, who often face gender-based harassment and violence in their line of work.
Sharaa described the developments in Syria as “a victory for the oppressed people over the criminal oppressor”, according to Syria TV.
The ACRPS report concludes that the Aqaba Summit and its reliance on Resolution 2254 have deepened political divisions within Syria.
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