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Syrians Fled for a Reason. Now Their Safe Return Is at Stake

The war in Syria has displaced 13 million people, but the situation and realities on the ground are not helping to facilitate their return writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.

Mounting Violations Against Syrian Detainees in Lebanon

A new report by the National Liberation Movement has highlighted the injustices that Syrian refugees living in Lebanon are subjected to and the illegal practises of the Lebanese security forces writes Zaman Al Wasl.

Khamis Promises to Follow up on Corruption Cases

Prime Minister of Syria, Imad Khamis, has been examining the most recent data surrounding the industrial and economic output from Syria reports Al-Watan.

Muallem: Syria’s Right in Occupied Golan Is Firm

Foreign Minister Walid al–Muallem has reiterated that nothing will change Syria’s position regarding the occupied Golan and that they are ready to respond in any way writes SANA.

Iran’s Presence on Syrian Coast Angers Russia

Iran is set to take control of the facility in the fall and will be used to restores Iran’s presence in the Mediterranean reports Asharq al-Awsat.

Idleb Militants Fear Decline in Ankara’s Support

Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his ruling Justice and Development Party lost control of both Istanbul and the capital Ankara in recent local elections, stoking fears in Idleb writes Al-Watan.

Barada Girl, Our Disgrace

The image of a young girl, high on solvents, has shocked many people online, although cases of this nature are becoming more frequent writes Daraj.

A New Initiative for the Syrian Crisis

The Syrian National Initiative are disappointed with the representation and vision of the Syrian National Coalition and the High Negotiation Commission.

Tourists Slowly Return to Syria

Visitors from Arab countries have risen sharply in recent months, while tourists from European countries are also starting to explore the country writes Al-Watan.