Syria Today – Conflicft Enters Fourteenth Year
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
March 15, 2024
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Lahib, originally from Maarat al-Numan in Idleb, recounted the refusal by Lebanese General Security to renew his and his family’s residency.
Pedersen aims to advance discussions on the ninth round of the Constitutional Committee talks, according to al-Watan.
Confidential sources have informed Sawt Al-Asima that Syrian businessman Abu Ali Khodr has been placed under house arrest.
Turkey’s regional diplomacy exhibited flexibility, with strategic maneuvers adapting to the shifting realities on the ground, Mohammad Fawaz analyzes for Syria TV.
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There are three primary rationales for the United States to engage in substantive dialogue with Turkey on Syria, Mahmoud Allouch writes in Syria TV.
Rifaat al-Assad stands accused of “murder, torture, cruel treatment, and unlawful arrests in Syria in February 1982”, according to Enab Baladi.
“The PYD is fully accountable for the transgressions that occurred,” stated a spokesperson for the Kurdish National Council.
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Mekdad criticized European Union leaders and strategists for their failure to uphold their vision of a rules-based international order.
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The recent inauguration of the Forensic Medicine Center in Aleppo, touted as one of the largest in the Middle East, marked a significant milestone, al-Watan writes.
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Included in the memorandum are plans to facilitate tourism and hospitality training, al-Baath reports.
The Ministry of Information in the Assad regime’s government has issued a decree restricting the issuance of any press card solely to media entities licensed by the ministry.
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The dialogue centred on overcoming challenges that Syrian entrepreneurs face abroad.
Sources from Sawt al-Asima revealed that some individuals, compelled to seek demobilization, paid substantial sums, with amounts ranging from five gold coins to as much as 100 million Syrian pounds.
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