A Historic Chance for Syria’s Unions
ENAB BALADI
February 24, 2025
The fate of Syria’s unions will depend on their ability to establish genuine independence and democratic governance, Enab Baladi writes.
The fate of Syria’s unions will depend on their ability to establish genuine independence and democratic governance, Enab Baladi writes.
Despite this lack of direct contact, Abdul Rahman Mustafa stressed that there are no disagreements with the new government, Syria TV says.
According to SANA, the General Intelligence Service arrested individuals involved in the bombing attempt, all identified as members of ISIS.
Alawite community leaders issued a statement urging their members to surrender weapons, Enab Baladi reports.
The UNHCR said that the number of Syrians returning to their country in the past two weeks has surpassed the total number of returnees throughout 2023.
“A new chapter has begun with all components of the Lebanese people”, Sharaa said, according to +963.
The Syrian interim government called on the United Nations to pressure the SDF to cease imposing curricula that are “contrary to values and culture”, Syria TV says.
This financial body, known as the Central Financial Policy Office, was formed in March 2024 with U.S. backing and operates under the supervision of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration, Syria TV says.
HTS continues to impose new taxes on goods entering Idlib governorate, Shaam Network writes.
On August 20, 2024, the first documented use of suicide drones by factions of the Syrian National Army was observed, Enab Baladi writes.
The Syrian Interim Government said the attack was “bearing the fingerprints of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party”, according to Zaman al-Wasl.
The judiciary in northwestern Syria grapples with challenges including conflicting legal references, Syria TV writes.
Currently, a single teacher earns 1,750 Turkish liras (approximately 56 US dollars), according to Enab Baladi.
According to information acquired by Asharq Al-Awsat, the initiative encompasses a comprehensive restructuring of the constituent forces within the National Army.
Security forces aggressively attacked and detained four media workers, according to Hibr Press.
Activists have highlighted that many of the incidents that occurred in the city appear to be orchestrated by Tahrir al-Sham, according to Damas Post.
Abd al-Rahman Mustafa, the head of the Syrian interim government, called for continued support for the Syrian people, according to al-Souria Net.
Local groups in eastern Syria continue to collect financial and in-kind donations for those affected by the earthquake, according to Shaam Network.
The Autonomous Administration allowed the opening of all crossings for humanitarian aid convoys to all affected Syrian areas, according to al-Souria Net.
Opposition figures say the drugs trade in liberated areas is being promoted and facilitated by militias loyal to Assad, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Military sources revealed to Al-Modon the possibility of the application of the interfactional agreement under Turkish auspices.
A statement from local groups claims that the city of Bab “has become a hotbed for drug gangs, assassins, and smugglers,” An-Souria net says
504 attacks were recorded across the “liberated areas” in the same period, according to the SOC Media Department.
Local sources told Syria TV that the goal of digging the trench is to reduce smuggling to and from the “liberated” areas of northern Syria.
Despite his supposed exile, Abu Amsha appeared in a meeting of top SNA officials, according to Shaam Network.
Economic hardship is driving up the phenomenon of child labor in Idleb, writes North Press.
With vaccinations scheduled to begin next month, relief agencies rush to prepare the ground, writes Al-Souria Net.
Turkish-controlled zones in Aleppo are witnessing higher rates of bombings, assassinations, and infighting, writes Baladi News.
Hundreds of people in Afrin have been kidnapped by pro-Turkish factions amid security chaos amid serious violations reports Etihad Press.
Graduate doctors in rebel held areas of northern Syria are having to take to the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19, as the virus spreads through the area writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
The value of the Syrian pound against the US dollar has fallen yet again, making another downturn in the economic fortunes of the Syrian people writes SY 24.
As the north east extends a partial lockdown, the north west has said the coronavirus is under control, but warns that the number of cases could explode reports North Press.
The volatile Syrian pound has seen continued movement, although this recent change is not being attributed to any fiscal policies implemented by the regime writes SY 24.
The spread of the coronavirus in northern Syria is causing alarm among the authorities, and have called for assistance from the World Health Organisation writes SY 24.
The Syrian National Coalition has met to discuss ongoing developments and the need for a political solution and a ceasefire across the country.
The closure of various schools in the northern Aleppo countryside is creating despair among parents, SY 24 says
Coronavirus is continuing its spread across Syria, with new infections and deaths reported in all different areas of control.
The coronavirus spread is wreaking havoc in Damascus, as it spreads through hospitals claiming the lives of a number of doctors, as well as civilians.
An explosion in the Syrian National Army controlled northern city of al-Bab has injured one person, with the perpetrator currently unknown writes Smart News.
On the occasion of Eid al-Fitr, amnesties have been issued across the country, with some have sentenced commuted and some shortened reports Alsouria Net.
A young man is found dead, negative coronavirus tests in northern Syria, a relaxation of the curfew for Ramadan, US-backed fighters killed and Turkey sets up new observation point. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
To prevent the spread of the coronavirus, schools have been closed, forcing students to engage with distance learning, but this is not an option for all writes Baladi News.
While still denying the existence of any cases, the regime are putting in place a number of measures to ensure that the coronavirus does not spread reports Alsouria Net.
The Syrian National Coalition has discussed the situation in Afrin and how they might work with everyone in the area to ensure a safe and functioning region.
The peaceful demonstrations that took place across northern Syria called for the fall of the Assad regime writes Ana Press.
Conflict has caused many children to fall behind with their education and harsh living conditions are making it less of a priority writes Sada al-Sham.
President Mustafa emphasised the need to strengthen the civilian police to bring stability to the region writes The Syrian National Coalition
Armed men attack a photojournalist and a TV correspondent last week, as aggression against journalist rises in opposition areas writes Sada al-Sham
Residents who remained are calling for the displaced to return, according to Sada al-Sham
Schools and universities are being swept up in competing political programs, My Grapefruit reports
Council members label efforts to shut down elected bodies an infringement on the rights of local citizens, Sada al-Sham write
Opposition council says local and international organizations are refusing to support its work due to its ties with the SDF, Zaman al-Wasl reports
Enab Baladi reviews the cabinet of ministers in light of a newly formed administration in rebel-held Idelb
FSA group hands over the strategic Bab al-Salameh crossing on the border with Turkey to the Ankara-backed opposition, Al-Etihad reports
The defected military commanders will serve as defense minister and chief of staff according to initial reports, Al-Etihad writes
Current interim PM Jawad Abu Hatab will serve as defense minister for the umbrella of unified rebel groups, Aletihad reports
Residents take to the polls to elect local representatives in a move which is hoped will be replicated throughout the liberated north, Zaman al-Wasl writes
Farmers fear harassment as armed groups face off following attempts by some rebels to offer higher prices for wheat, Enab Baladi writes
Opposition interim government supervises examination of students in hundreds of centers throughout the country, Coalition media reports
At least five people killed in the attack which targeted the Aleppo headquarters of Syria’s main political opposition, coalition media office writes
Political opposition reports on interim government PM’s trip to the northern Syrian town of Azaz where he met with civil society groups and heads of local council
Islamic rebel group terrorizing Qadam’s school teachers in effort to control local education practices, says educator
The conferees paid tribute to the late Yakoub Ammar, the Minister of Local Administration in the Syrian interim government who was killed in a terrorist attack by ISIS-linked militants in Daraa on September 22.
Essentials enter the province’s ISIS-controlled western countryside for the first time in a month after rebels agree to open safe passage
Opposition government establishes three cultural committees in the towns of Rastan, Talbiseh and Holeh
Qatari grant is still intact as government conducts ongoing talks on how to best spend the funds, prime minister says
Opposition discharges Brigadier General Abdul Karim al-Ahmed ahead of the formation of a new military council
National Coalition president meets with rebel leaders in an effort to establish stronger ties between political and military opposition
Senior officials from Syria’s opposition government resign as SIG fails to secure funding
The campaign’s $2.5 million budget will be used to serve food security, health, infrastructure and education sectors
Prominent activist dubbed ‘Lady of the Revolution’ to leave coordination unit after two years of service
Opposition appoints Fayez al-Dhaher as government’s General Secretary
Education minister sacks 33 employees amid recent corruption allegations and reckless spending of government funds
Maj. Gen. Idris announces the formation of a national army of 60,000 fighters
More than 100 Syrian opposition military factions form the Revolutionary Command Council
An independent investigation committee, consisting of three members and headed by the judge Khalid al-Hilo, was formed
Mustafa had rejected the Geneva talks
The new court aims at investigating and prosecuting war crimes in Syria
Former Coalition member outlines why he thinks the government will undermine the opposition
Tomeh says the new government will work to support the efforts of the Supreme Military Council in organizing and developing military institutions