Syria Today – Love in Syria Adapts to War and Crisis
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
January 18, 2024
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The Syrian regime’s media attributes the “social collapse” in the country to the “biased media”, Al-Modon says.
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As Syrians entered 2023, there was little optimism for positive change. Indeed, the year proved to be a difficult one, Abdulmun’eim Issa says in Al-Watan.
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Shakour was serving as ambassador in Paris when France24 announced her defection, which she later refuted on state television, according to Syria TV.
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The UAE is currently engaged in dialogue with both the Syrian regime and Russia to revive the provision calling for the removal of Iranian militias from the Golan Heights, according to Syria TV.
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A resident of Jdeidet Artouz told Athr that beggar children in the area display “peculiar facial expressions”.
Dima Moussa’s role as a lawyer, feminist, and politician in the Syrian opposition highlights her as a key figure in the ongoing struggle for a free and democratic Syria.
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A French court of appeal has dropped charges against Issam Alloush, Sawt al-Asima reports.
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The Turkish-Syrian normalization process has hit a roadblock, al-Modon writes.
