Recap: Opposition Visits U.S.
THE SYRIAN OBSERVER
September 30, 2022
Officials from the Syrian Opposition Coalition (SOC) went on an official visit to the United States to discuss the Syrian crisis.
Officials from the Syrian Opposition Coalition (SOC) went on an official visit to the United States to discuss the Syrian crisis.
Sweden’s policies are already anti-immigration, but the rise of the far-right might make them even more so, according to al-Hal Net.
Many of these YouTubers are Syrians who fled the Assad regime’s oppression, according to Zaman al-Wasl.
Turkey, Finland and Sweden have signed a memorandum “that addresses Turkey’s concerns.”
Two Swedish women and three children from ISIS families were handed over to the Swedish delegation, according to North Press.
A Swedish court has deemed Damascus safe for the return of persecuted refugees, according to al-Souria Net.
Elders in Deir-ez-Zor are calling for a greater role for the Arabs in the regions, according to Enab Baladi.
Unidentified assailants shot and killed Syrian activist and dissident Abdul Rahman Gawish in Stockholm, according to Shaam News.
A three-day conference titled “Stockholm Consultative Meeting for Democratic Powers and Figures” was launched in Sweden and will discuss democracy in Syria, North Press reports.
Sweden plans to take action against refugees who live there and hold residency permits, but then go to visit their home country, according to SY-24.
Sweden has significantly contributed to acts of terrorism in Syria, by funding terrorist groups or allowing its citizens to travel and join, according to the Syria Times.
Regime bombardments kill children in Syria, repatriation of ISIS families and fighters advances, and protests for the continuation of cross-border aid. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The SDF continues to use humanitarian concerns to attract funds but uses them for political gains, according to Athr Press.
Sweden has called for the inclusion of the Syrian Democratic Council and Autonomous Administration in the Constitutional Committee and UN talks regarding a political process in Syria reports North Press.
Prosecutions in European courts against individuals who have committed war crimes is giving hope to refugees that justice might be served and their file could be reviewed writes Enab Baladi.
The Syrian pounds suffers yet another fall, weakening against all major currencies and also against the price of gold reports Sowt al-Asima.
Ibrahim Haider, a member of the Air Force Intelligence who recently moved to Sweden, is accused of kidnapping and killing innocent civilians reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Defying expectations and stereotypes, Diaa al-Hajji has qualified to become a truck driver in Sweden writes Iqtissad.
Norway has become the latest country to begin legal proceedings against Syrians who have been accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes writes Brocar Press.
Representatives from Arab and Western countries have attended the Damascus International Fair, but visitor numbers have been down on previous years reports Sowt al-Asima.
