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After months of relative calm, tensions between Israel and Iran have returned to the forefront, driven by renewed Israeli threats and a sharp war of words following Iranian military exercises that included missile tests. Israeli officials view these moves as...

2025 draws to a close, Iraq finds itself navigating one of its most sensitive political and security phases in years. Regional turbulence, shifting power dynamics, and renewed international pressure are converging to reshape Baghdad’s priorities and alliances. In recent days,...

The simultaneous visits of a Syrian delegation to Moscow and a Turkish delegation to Damascus reflect an extremely sensitive political moment in the Syrian scene. The visit of Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani and Defense Minister Murhaf Abu Qasra, accompanied by...

After years marked by war and prolonged siege, trees are once again emerging as symbols of hope in Zabadani in Rif Dimashq/ Damascus Countryside governorate, southwestern Syria, and its surrounding countryside. The recently launched “Our Countryside Is Green” campaign aims...

The repeal of the Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act was not an isolated decision, nor does it signal a definitive shift in US policy toward Syria. Rather, it reflects a phase of policy recalibration, reshaping tools of engagement with a...

Amid escalating Israeli rhetoric about new security arrangements along Lebanon’s southern border, political, military, and legal tracks are converging on a single question: the future of the area south of the Litani River. The debate centres on whether Lebanon is...

Amid rapid political and diplomatic shifts surrounding Syria in recent months, the repeal of the U.S. Caesar Act has emerged as one of the most consequential and complex developments at the domestic, regional, and international levels. Since entering into force,...

Washington – U.S. sources revealed on Tuesday that the United States intervened to de-escalate clashes between Internal Security forces (Asayish) and units of Syria’s transitional government Ministry of Defense in the northern city of Aleppo. The London-based Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper...

The killing of U.S. soldiers in Palmyra was far from a minor security breach – it marked a pivotal moment in how Washington approaches military cooperation with Damascus. Officially, U.S. political statements continue to emphasize full support for Syria in...

Aleppo, Syria – Four people were injured on Monday following clashes between the Asayish internal security forces and units of the Ministry of Defense of the Syrian Interim Government in Aleppo, northern Syria. According to our correspondent, the clashes took...