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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi met with Syrian President Bashar Assad in Damascus on Wednesday to …
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Syria Today – Turkey Denies Discussing Troop Withdrawals; Syrians Watch with Fear; Syrian-Iranian Business Forum Meets
US reaffirms rejection of rapprochement with Syria after Moscow’s meeting In a meeting in Washington, …
Read More »Systematic Campaign Against Syrian Refugees in Lebanon: Presidential Goals and Economic Ambitions
Lebanese internal factions are using the Syrian refugee issue for political gains, according to Syria …
Read More »Syria Today – Israel Warns Regime Over Hezbollah Links; EU Sanctions New Individuals; Refugees Killed in Turkey and Sudan
Hundreds protest against Arab rapprochement with Syria’s al-Assad Hundreds of people have taken to the …
Read More »Turkey Says Quadripartite Meeting of Defense Ministers and Intelligence Chiefs is Part of Normalization with Syria
Ankara says that the quadripartite meeting planned in Moscow on Tuesday, is part of the …
Read More »Syria Today – Ukraine Planned Attacks on Russian Forces in Syria; Syrians putting down roots in Germany; Kurds Open to Regime
Washington Post: Leaked Documents Show Ukraine Planned Attacks on Russian Forces in Syria Ukraine’s military …
Read More »Syria Today – Tunisia Appoints New Ambassador; Clashes in Daraa; Iranian Minister in Damascus
Your daily brief of the English-speaking press on Syria. The Turkish-Syrian rapprochement efforts, steered by …
Read More »What Russia’s First Gas Pipeline to China Reveals About a Planned Second One
Russia is now in a far worse negotiating position than in 2014. Finding itself at …
Read More »Surviving the War: Russia-Western Balkan Ties After the Invasion of Ukraine
Without the assistance of local actors, Russian influence in the Western Balkans would disappear overnight. …
Read More »Armenia Is Ready to Relinquish Nagorno-Karabakh: What Next?
Relations with Russia will have to be overhauled, since the main subject of discussion—Karabakh—will disappear. …
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