Syria
Syria’s first post-Assad elections test path to democracy - analysis
Syria’s transitional government held limited elections for a new parliament, marking the first step toward reform since the end of Assad’s rule.
Can Syria prevent a new crisis with Kurds from developing? - analysis
Sweida’s crisis and the quiet path to a Syria-Israel security deal - opinion
Syrian defense minister and SDF commander agree to immediate ceasefire, ministry says
Syrian army redeploys near SDF fronts in northeast Syria as clashes rise
Kurdish SDF spokesperson Farhad Shami accused factions belonging to the Damascus government of attempting to enter two Kurdish-held districts of Aleppo with tanks.
Kurdish medical aid reaches Druze in southern Syria
Kurdish-Druze solidarity is growing in post-Assad Syria as Sweida experiences a humanitarian crisis.
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Syria moves forward with first post-Assad elections
Syria’s new transitional government doesn’t control all of Syria, meaning that it will be difficult to hold elections in some areas.
Testimonies from Syria: First the genocide, now the famine
MIDDLE EASTERN AFFAIRS: Syrian Druze first faced a genocide and now a state-manufactured famine, community activists tell the ‘Post.’
Is Syria safe for Jews? Rabbis and Jewish leaders visit Damascus on goodwill mission
ANTISEMITISM AFFAIRS: The mission sought to explore the prospects of a new chapter of Jewish-Muslim relations after a regime change in Syria.
Rabbi runs for Syrian parliament, ending 58-year ban on Jewish candidates
Rabbi Henry Yosef Hamra is running for parliment in a step towards reintegrating a long-marginalized religious and cultural group into Syrian public life.
Arrest of Syrian in Berlin signals European push to prosecute Assad-linked 'refugees' - analysis
Sultan, who came to Germany about five years ago, presented himself to authorities as a refugee but continued his involvement in illegal activities and criminal networks.
Syria to hold first parliament vote since Assad ouster, raising inclusivity concerns
The process is unfolding as President Ahmed al-Sharaa tries to consolidate his hold over a nation fractured by 14 years of war and recent bouts of sectarian violence.
IDF intercepts missile from Yemen, IDF reveals Hamas tunnels by Jordanian hospital
US sends $230m. to aid Hezbollah disarmament • Israeli navy intercepts Sumud flotilla • PIJ says that Hamas response to Trump’s Gaza plan represents ‘stance of resistance'
Turkey will not allow Syria's fragmentation, President Erdogan says
Erdogan's announcement comes amid a series of diplomatic-seeking initiatives from both countries.