Ahmed Al-sharaa

US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack warned that a recent Israeli airstrike near the Turkish border nearly caused a major escalation, while urging regional solutions.

A Syrian military delegation held talks in Saudi Arabia to arrange the deployment of up to 10,000 fighters against the Houthis, according to intelligence sources.

A new IMPACT-se report reveals that Syrian textbooks under Ahmed al-Sharaa's government promote jihad and antisemitism while removing evolution and the Big Bang theory.

Syria and the World Bank agreed to establish an international trust fund to finance post-war reconstruction, aiming to coordinate global donations and investments.

Kurdish politicians have warned Israel that their fragile understanding with Ahmed al-Sharaa's government in Syria is unraveling amid rising Islamist influence and systemic antisemitism.

Syria's sovereign wealth fund, established by President Ahmed al-Sharaa, manages billions in confiscated assets and foreign deals. Despite driving economic reconstruction, it faces transparency concerns.

Syrian and Hezbollah representatives held secret talks in Turkey last month, brokered by Ankara, in a bid to ease escalating tensions and address border weapons smuggling.

Addressing the UN, Syrian President al-Sharaa demanded the withdrawal of Israeli forces to the December 2024 lines, insisting the Golan Heights remain Syrian.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa criticized Israeli security policies at the Atlantic Council in New York, stating that peace talks had previously reached 90% agreement.

Fahad al-Masri discusses Syria's political transition, relations with Israel, and the strategic necessity of a stable, sovereign Syrian state.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa is diverting state resources into an aggressive military buildup, raising alarms in the IDF. Intelligence indicates he plans to target Hezbollah and Iranian militias, posing a future threat to Israel.

Following the dissolution of the SDF and its integration into the Syrian army, the future of 1,500 female fighters from the YPJ remains uncertain as Damascus refuses to enlist women into regular military ranks.

Former SDF commander Mazloum Abdi will relocate to Damascus after being appointed as an advisor to Syria's acting President Ahmed al-Sharaa, focusing on the Kurdish minority portfolio.

Thousands of Iraqi tankers transport oil daily to Syria's Baniyas port. This emergency route could evolve into a major pipeline project worth up to $15 billion to bypass regional maritime threats.