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Jamal al-Sharaa: The Brother Who Tested the Boundaries of Power

When Syria’s new president Ahmad Sharaa came to power last December, dismantling the decades-old Assad regime, he promised a clean break from the corruption, nepotism, and privilege that had defined Syrian governance for half a century. Yet within months, that pledge would be tested—not by generals or ministers, but by …

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Syrian Foreign Ministry Reinstates 19 Defected Diplomats

The group includes ambassadors, consuls, and administrative officials, now restored to their prior positions within the Ministry. The Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has issued a decree reinstating 19 diplomats who had previously defected from the former regime. The group includes ambassadors, consuls, and administrative officials, now restored …

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Washington Alerts Iraq to Imminent Military Action in Syria, Warns Against Militia Interference

Iraq’s Defence Minister, Thabit al-Abbasi, has revealed that he received an official notification from his American counterpart, Pete Hegseth, concerning imminent military operations to be conducted within Syrian territory. The message was unequivocal: any involvement by “armed Iraqi militias” in these operations would carry serious consequences. No further details were …

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