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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the armed wing of the Autonomous Administration, has announced the restructuring of the “Deir-ez-Zor Military Council”, al-Watan writes.
While Assad controls a repressive regime along the north-south axis of Syria’s major cities, the autonomous administration in Northeast Syria has established itself as a comparatively stable and secure region, Syria TV writes.
Badr Jamous expressing concerns that the conflict in Lebanon could lead to new demographic shifts in Syria.
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Erdogan claimed that Israel’s intentions to occupy Damascus after Lebanon could bring Israeli forces to Turkey’s border, Enab Baladi writes.
The discussions emphasized the systematic use of torture in Syria.
A Dutch official affirmed her country’s support for a political solution and the imperative to fully and rigorously implement UN Resolution 2254, Syria TV reports.
The ongoing conflict in Syria and its regional implications have once again come into sharp focus with recent developments involving Hezbollah, Israeli airstrikes, and shifting
The Caesar Families Association announced on its website that the lawsuit addresses serious charges, including murder, arbitrary detention, enforced disappearance, and torture within Assad’s prisons.
Al-Watan has learned that a group, tasked with revisiting the European Union’s policy towards Syria, was formed in Brussels.
Wagnknecht emphasized that the current economic sanctions are hindering Syria’s recovery and preventing the restoration of its pre-war status, according to Enab Baladi.
According to Reuters, the 27-year-old aimed to “instill fear among the public and attract attention.”
Mohammed Yassin al-Najjar, a former opposition minister, voiced his concerns on the X platform, questioning Turkey’s decision to limit entry to Syrians with valid passports.
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The accused father denied involvement in the crime, while his sons refused to make any statements, Sawt al-Asima writes.
“Issa was always a cheerful and social person; he wasn’t particularly religious,”his sister Fatima told Syria TV.
Your daily brief of the English-speaking press on Syria.
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The collective anxiety felt by the Syrian community cannot simply be attributed to a fear of stigma, al-Modon reports.
