Trump meets Syrian president as US removes sanctions
President Trump met with Syria's Ahmed al-Sharaa in Saudi Arabia, marking the first US-Syrian presidential meeting since 2000. Following the...
Ahmed al-Sharaa
Paris meeting: leaders discuss Syria’s future
Talks in Paris have marked the beginning of a potential shift in the new Syrian regime’s international standing, as leaders...
France first stop for Syrian president in Europe
Ahmed al-Sharaa, the Syrian interim president, has arrived in France on the 7th of May in what marks the first...
Deepfake video sparks deadly attack on Syrian Druze community
A minimum of 12 people have been murdered and 15 injured after a militant attack took place on the 29th...
Syrian government snubs Kurdish bids for decentralisation
The Syrian government has outright dismissed Kurdish bids for self-administration, reports the Arab Weekly plus agencies. On April 27th, in...
Ex-HTS leader Al-Sharaa named in Time’s 100 influential list
Ahmed al-Sharaa, Syria’s interim president and former Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) leader, was named one of Time Magazine’s 100 most influential...
Wave of outrage sweeps Iraq over Al-Sharaa’s Summit invite
A mounting wave of outrage has swept through Iraqi political circles and social media since the announcement of the Syrian...
Erdogan slams Israel for fueling division in Syria
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on April 11th sharply criticised Israel, accusing it of stoking division in Syria in an...
Al-Sharaa: Organising elections in Syria could take five years
The interim president of Syria, Ahmed al-Sharaa has announced that organising elections could take as long as five years, France...
Organising elections in Syria could take five years, al-Sharaa says
Syria's interim president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, has said that organising elections in the country could take as long as five years,...
Syria’s al-Sharaa declared as interim president
Ahmed al-Sharaa was declared Syria’s president for a transitional phase on January 29th, according to The Arab Weekly via Reuters....
