“We are not minorities or majorities,” the statement reads. “We are Syrian men and women who bear the responsibility of building a new Syria, state, society, and identity together.”
The growing challenges surrounding Syrian refugees in Europe, combined with shifting international policies on Syria, have prompted significant developments in Germany, France, and the United
The absence of a concrete date for the conference has heightened concerns about the future of democracy in Syria, +963 writes.
Mazloum Abdi, the commander-in-chief of the SDF, said kurdish fighters who joined the group’s ranks from outside Syria should leave if a ceasefire is reached.
Khalifi affirmed Qatar’s unwavering commitment to supporting Syria, stating that Doha would continue its efforts to aid the Syrian people in the coming phase.
In democratic systems, majority rule typically refers to political parties, not religious or ethnic groups, Rasha Omran writes for Syria TV
The incident with Germany’s Foreign Minister highlights the limits of Sharaa’s evolution, +963 writes.
An SDC official told Asharq al-Awsat the meeting addressed “military matters only, including mechanisms for coordination and common issues.”
A North Press reporter captured images of trucks transporting cement blocks from the Jazira region to Kobani for the construction of the base.
For Syria to move forward, the constitution must be rooted in the lived realities and shared aspirations of its people, Mohammad Sabra writes in Syria TV.
Syria’s transitional authorities announced on Tuesday the appointment of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham’s (HTS) military commander, Marhaf Abu Qasra, as the new defense minister, two days
The lawyers outlined a detailed path forward, calling for immediate elections at both the central and branch levels of the Bar Association
The fighting involved heavy and medium weaponry, Hashtag Syria writes.
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.
