The transitional leadership needs to include various political and civil groups, especially those who fought for change against the Assad regime, Sultan al-Ibrahim writes for 963 Media.
Shibani announced that he received an invitation to visit Saudi Arabia.
Two U.S. lawmakers sent a letter to their administration urging the easing of sanctions on Syria, Jana al-Issa writes for Enab Baladi.
Erdogan announced the opening of a Turkish consulate in Aleppo.
The Iranian supreme leader called on the Syrian youth to “stand against those who planned and executed this state of insecurity”.
“Hostage Aid Worldwide” stated that it has information confirming that American journalist Austin Tice, missing in Syria since 2012, is still alive, although his current location remains unknown.
The former Foreign minister and vice-President seems to be trying to win a place at the National Dialogue Conference, according to Enab Baladi.
Regional leaders, including Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed, called for a unified Arab approach to support Syria, according to Syria TV.
One of the military positions in Syria is located at an altitude of 2400 meters & is designed to house soldiers under snowfall, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
While Sharaa’s statements offer partial reassurance for the future of Syria, his vagueness, especially concerning timelines, remains troubling, Iyad al-Jaafari writes in al-Modon.
As HTS consolidates its control over all of Syria, it faces significant challenges. Tarek Sawah tells us more.
U.S. State Department announced the cancellation of a $10 million bounty previously offered for information on al-Sharaa.
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.
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Pedersen reaffirmed his commitment to advancing the political process to the best of his ability, according to Damas Post.
Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg noted that Austria has not closed its embassy in Damascus, according to Enab Baladi.
The meeting, attended by Syria TV, featured discussions between activists and civil society organizations on plans to build a new Syria.
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.
