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Syria after Assad: How to rebuild from the ashes of war
The transitional process will be fraught with challenges, but the Syrian people deserve a peaceful, stable and prosperous ...
‘Everything is better than before’: How Syria is reopening to tourists
Syria’s status as a classic Middle East tourist definition was shredded by civil war. Visitors are now beginning to return, ...
Post-Assad Syria: How HTS will have to compromise on its orthodoxy for a stable regime
With Islamist HTS consolidating its grip on power,there are fears that it might impose an illiberal constitution or the one ...
Putin 'sending ships packed full of weapons just a few miles from Dover'
Vladimir Putin is poised to move thousands of tons of military equipment through the English Channel on its way to Russia. A ...
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Why Syrian women's political participation is crucial in building the new Syria
After Assad’s fall activists urge that Syrian women's role in the nation's political future requires drafting a new constitution guaranteeing equality in rights ...
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Netanyahu, Trump up pressure for deal, IDF destroys Hamas command center
Netanyahu said, quoting Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem, "Hezbollah has lost its supply route through Syria ... image of war between Israel and Iran using chess pieces and national flags (photo ...
A tour through northeastern Syria in a moment of uncertainty
The sudden collapse of the Syrian government and President Bashar Assad’s flight to Russia in December marked a dramatic ...
Historic landmarks in Iraq's Mosul are reopening as the city heals from Islamic State devastation
For over 850 years, the leaning minaret of the Great Mosque of al-Nuri stood as an iconic landmark in the Iraqi city of Mosul ...
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Syria’s interim foreign minister says Russia-Iran ties to Assad are an open wound after war
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Syria’s relations with Iran and Russia remain an open wound for its people after those ...
Kurds in the new Syria want to preserve the cultural rights they gained in years of war
Kurds in Syria were marginalized during five decades of Assad family rule, with many denied citizenship and wrongly described ...
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Kurds in the new Syria want to preserve the cultural rights they gained in years of war
QAMISHLI, Syria — Kurds in Syria were marginalized during five decades of Assad family rule, with many denied citizenship and wrongly described as Arabs. Now they are seizing the chance during ...