Damascus Blast Kills Soldier, Wounds 12 Near Defense Ministry
A bomb exploded outside a Syrian Defense Ministry building in Damascus, killing one soldier and wounding 12 others, including civilians. No claim of responsibility yet.
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Syria's Post-Assad Justice Dilemma: Arrests Raise Questions
Activists demand accountability after Amjad Youssef's arrest, but new government accused of performative justice and deals with former regime figures, risking long-term stability.
Syria Positions Itself as Safe Corridor in Regional War
War-battered Syria, after 14 years of civil war, now markets itself as a secure transit route for oil exports amid the US-Israeli war with Iran, staying neutral to rebuild ties.
Trump Urges Repatriation of Australians in Syria
The Trump administration is urging countries to repatriate citizens stuck in Syria, while Australia refuses to bring back women and children detained since the fall of Islamic State.
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Syria Prepares War Crimes Case Against Fadi Saqr
Syrian transitional justice commission is preparing a case against Fadi Saqr, a former militia commander accused of mass killings in Tadamon, Damascus, amid public demand for accountability.
ISIS Brides Blocked from Returning to Australia
A group of 13 women and children linked to Islamic State fighters were turned away from Damascus airport after Australia refused to receive them, reaffirming its no-repatriation policy.
Syria Opens First Public Trial of Assad Regime Officials
Syria's first public trial of Assad regime officials begins as Atef Najib, cousin of Bashar al-Assad, faces charges for mass shootings and torturing children.
ISIS-Linked Australians Preparing Return from Syria
Four Australian women and nine children linked to ISIS have left a Syrian detention camp and are set to return home on commercial flights from Damascus within days.
Australian women and children leave Syrian camp for Damascus
Four Australian women and nine children have left al-Roj camp in Syria, heading to Damascus in a bid to return home, as conditions in the camp deteriorate.
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Syria Arrests Suspected Tadamon Massacre Leader
Syrian authorities have arrested a man suspected of leading the 2013 Tadamon massacre, which killed dozens. The suspect is believed to be a former militia commander.
Syria Arrests Ex-Officer in Tadamon Massacre Video
Syrian authorities arrested former intelligence officer Amjad Yousef, linked to a 2022 video showing the fatal shooting of dozens during the conflict.
Damascus Alcohol Limits Spark Protests Over Secular Freedoms
Syrian authorities face backlash after imposing new restrictions on alcohol sales in Damascus, prompting protests from residents fearing erosion of secular liberties under the Islamist-led government.
Syrian Government and Druze Militias Exchange Prisoners
Syrian government forces and Druze fighters in Sweida province have conducted a prisoner exchange from last summer's clashes, facilitated by the Red Cross, marking a step toward political resolution.
Australian Families in Syria Forced Back After Government Threat
A convoy of 34 Australian women and children linked to Islamic State was forced to return to al-Roj camp after Syrian government forces threatened to open fire due to lack of coordination with Australia.
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Syrian TV Dramas Return to Ramadan After Assad's Fall
Syria's television drama industry is navigating a new era after the fall of the Assad regime, with exiled stars returning and once-taboo topics now being explored on screen during Ramadan.
Syrian TV Dramas Redefine Ramadan in Post-Assad Era
Syria's television industry is rebuilding after civil war, with Ramadan dramas exploring once-taboo topics like political repression while navigating new creative freedoms and censorship challenges.
US Plans to Reopen Embassy in Syria After 14 Years
The Trump administration has notified Congress of its intent to implement a phased approach to potentially resume embassy operations in Damascus, which closed in 2012 during Syria's civil war.
Damascus Book Fair Thrives with Eased Censorship Post-Assad
The Damascus International Book Fair has drawn large crowds, with publishers reporting near-total censorship removal after Bashar Assad's fall, marking a new era of freedom and cultural revival in Syria.
UN: Five Foiled Plots to Kill Syrian President Last Year
A UN report details five separate foiled assassination attempts targeting Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa and top ministers by Islamic State affiliates in 2024.
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Syrian Rapper Returns Home After 13 Years for Historic Shows
Hani Al Sawah, known as Al Darwish, performs in Damascus for first time since fleeing Syria in 2012, reflecting on country's transformation and lingering fears.
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