The Assembly granted permission to prosecute Mujahid Ismail and Khaled Zubeidi, but did not provide specific reasons or further details, Hashtag Syria writes.
Experts in management science suggest that retirement at sixty is no longer appropriate given the potential value of a sixty-year-old citizen’s accumulated experience, vitality, and productivity, al-Mashhad writes.
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Since December 31, 2023, the Iraqi resistance has been consistently targeting the occupied Golan and Palestine, Athr Press says.
The al-Fadil exchange and remittance company has denied reports claiming it received threats from Israeli sources accusing it of financing the Lebanese group Hezbollah.
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From October 22 to 24, Russia is hosting the BRICS summit in Kazan, featuring over 20 world leaders, 963 media reports.
It seems likely that Israel will not be content with its limited ground incursion into Syria, al-Modon writes.
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Minister Safadi conveyed a verbal message to President al-Assad from King Abdullah II of Jordan, addressing several bilateral and regional issues, including the ongoing Syrian crisis.
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.
Citizens described the price hikes as “sudden,” especially after a period of significant declines, Tishreen writes.
Bahra emphasized the need for dialogue under the guidance of the Ministry of Defense to prevent further bloodshed, Syria TV writes.
This assault by Israel adds to the escalating tensions in the region, Syria says.
This news round on Syria covers several critical developments. In Latakia, an Israeli airstrike targeted a weapons depot, causing injuries and triggering explosions, as tensions
“Syria’s future remains uncertain: will it face repercussions for resisting Israeli expansion or be rewarded for its neutrality?”, Abeer Nasr asks.
The statement reaffirmed the Salvation Government’s commitment to taking all necessary measures to defend civilians and uphold their right to live in safety and dignity in their homeland.
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Rasha Siroub, an economics professor at Quneitra University, emphasized that poverty and food insecurity, affecting more than 80% and 90% of Syrians respectively, are the most pressing challenges the new government must address, al-Araby al-Jadeed writes.
