The Syrian regime persists in overlooking the Jordanian warplanes’ targeting of civilian homes in Suweida, according to Enab Baladi.
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Diplomatic sources monitoring developments in Al-Watan have indicated that the upcoming international meeting in the Astana format on Syria is set to take place next week.
The investment conference aligns with the Turkish government’s narrative of fostering a sustainable development environment in northern Syria, according to al-Tareek.
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The Turkish escalation serves as an opportunity for Ankara to reassert its commitment to expanding and fortifying its military presence in Syria, according to Athr Press.
The Khorramshahr missile shares similarities with North Korea’s Hwasong-10, Syria TV writes.
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Reports suggest that the United Nations is actively pursuing a permanent extension of the aid transportation mechanism through the Bab al-Hawa crossing, Athr Press says.
The Human Rights Watch’s World Report 2024 highlights a series of significant human rights concerns in Syria amidst an ongoing economic crisis.
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The tourist composition consisted of one million and 750 thousand Arab visitors and 250 thousand foreigners, according to Athr Press.
Two weeks have elapsed since the departure of Ghassan Abbas, the Syrian ambassador to the UAE, without any announcement of a successor, Enab Baladi says.
Ahrar Horan documented 31 assassination operations and attempts last month, according to al-Tareeq.
In the northwestern regions of Syria, schools are often targeted by Syrian regime forces, al-Araby al-Jadeed says.
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The intensification of bombardment in northwestern Syria has heightened the fears and concerns of residents living near the contact lines, Enab Baladi reports.
Iran engaged in extensive consultations with Iraqi authorities to facilitate Syria’s reinstatement into the Arab League, Sawt al-Asima says.
University graduates are taking various jobs unrelated to their field, including selling sweets and working at a gas station, according to Syria TV.
Due to the recurrent targeting of residential neighbourhoods and public facilities, Idleb University took the precautionary measure of suspending the working hours for both students and staff on Monday.
