Syria and Iraq are reportedly hoping for coordinated meetings in Washington with a US envoy, with discussions potentially focusing on stabilizing the region and addressing the Iran conflict.
Musicians Francesco Bearzatti and Gianpaolo Rinaldi performed in Damascus alongside the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra at the Damascus Opera House to celebrate Republic Day.
The Cypriot deputy migration ministry presented a new plan to assist the voluntary return of Syrian families to their homeland, offering financial incentives of up to €2,000 per person. The initiative targets those not entitled to asylum.
Anti-narcotics units in Syria are conducting raids and seizing pills as the government escalates its efforts to combat the illicit Captagon trade.
A Syrian commission has confirmed the deaths of Rania al-Abbasi's six children, who had been missing under Bashar al-Assad's rule.
A former Syrian intelligence chief from Raqqa is facing trial in Austria on charges of torture. This marks a historic legal process against an alleged associate of the Assad regime.
Two former Syrian intelligence officers, who had been living in Austria, are now facing war crime charges in the country. The charges relate to their alleged involvement in torture and other atrocities committed during the Syrian civil war.
Reports reveal that the Assad regime is alleged to have killed six children belonging to a missing Syrian chess champion, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns in Syria.
Syrian authorities have arrested 235 ISIS operatives and thwarted seven terror plots over the past three months, highlighting the ongoing threat posed by the group through small-scale attacks and decentralized cells.
Syria's new regime is reportedly benefiting from the revival of an old oil-export route from Iraq to the Mediterranean, a development linked to the ongoing Gulf war.
Syria's new government is reportedly considering various strategies, including containment, military incorporation, and security pressure, to address the challenge of integrating or dismantling independent armed networks of foreign fighters within its borders. This analysis highlights the complex security situation facing Damascus.
The ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz is significantly redrawing the global oil map, creating new opportunities and challenges for oil-producing nations. This situation is also being viewed as a potential opportunity for Syria.
Paulo Sergio Pinheiro has stepped down as the chair of the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic after nearly 15 years. His departure marks a significant change for one of the UN's prominent investigative bodies.
Brigadier General Khaled al-Halabi, a former general for Syria's Assad regime, has pleaded not guilty to charges of aggravated torture, coercion, sexual coercion, and bodily harm.
Two Syrian individuals are currently on trial in Austria, facing accusations of torture.
Residents in Raqqa, Syria, are reporting that their homes have been ruined by recent flooding, highlighting the impact of the natural disaster on the local population.
Wafa Mustafa is fighting for truth and justice for the more than 177,000 people forcibly disappeared in Syria since 2011, with a short documentary capturing the 'violence of waiting' experienced by families.
The head of the Aleppo Chamber of Industry has stated that transferring modern Turkish technology to Syria could enable the country to complete its reconstruction within a relatively short period of five years.
Anas Zawahri’s documentary 'My Memory Is Full of Ghosts' offers a deeply moving visual tribute to the bombed-out Syrian city of Homs, combining heart-wrenching testimony with shots of its ruined streets.
Syria has introduced a new Tourist Police Unit aimed at guiding visitors to attractions and ensuring safe travel along designated routes, as part of an effort to revive the country's hospitality industry.
The family of Rania Al-Abbasi and Syrian authorities have confirmed that her six children, who were detained along with Rania and her husband by Syria's former Assad regime in 2013, are now believed to be dead.
Rising floodwaters from the Euphrates River have severely impacted the Deir Ezzor province in eastern Syria, submerging villages and farmland and displacing thousands of residents.
The flooding of the Euphrates River in eastern Syria has begun to recede, according to reports.
Following years of severe drought, dams in Syria and Iraq are now full, with water levels stabilizing, indicating a shift in the region's water situation.