Frequent leadership changes among the opposition hinder progress, Youssef Al-Bustani argues in Syria TV.
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The regime is in real trouble as many Syrians have refrained from participating, Ammar Dayyoub writes in al-Araby al-Jadeed. Excerpts.
The international coalition forces have deployed new military reinforcements to their bases in northeastern Syria, Syria TV says.
The European Union has imposed new sanctions on key military officials within the regime’s army under the Union’s Global Human Rights Sanctions System.
President al-Assad emphasized the deep-rooted relations between Syria and Iran, al-Baath writes.
The Commission reaffirmed its role as a functional entity entrusted with managing the political negotiation process, Sawt al-Asima writes.
Syria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations claimed that hundreds of refugees have recently returned from Lebanon “under favourable conditions”, according to al-Watan.
“Turkey must collaborate with the Syrian regime on issues such as border security, combating terrorism, and the safe return of refugees”, Fidan said.
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The head of the Syrian National Coalition, affirmed that there have been no political negotiations since the Constitutional Committee ceased its work in 2022, according to Nedaa Post.
One of the newly emerged names in the assembly is Fahd Darwish, whose dual nationality (Iranian and Syrian) raised considerable controversy, Syria TV says.
Alexandr Yefimov has stated that the media’s portrayal of the Syrian-Turkish rapprochement path is premature.
The UN Special Envoy to Syria, Geir Pedersen, has emphasized that such elections do not constitute a comprehensive political process leading to a new Syrian constitution, Enab Baladi writes.
A survey by “Syria TV” found that 20 out of 25 Damascus residents did not and would not vote in these elections
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The Syrian Network for Human Rights reported that Samir Othman al-Sheikh is responsible for the disappearance of 508 Syrians.
Mekdad called for an end to the Israeli attacks on brotherly Lebanon, al-Watan reports.
The Human rights activist intends to challenge the decision in court, expressing his belief in the judicial system in Turkey.
