Trump Administration Requests Supreme Court to End Protection for Syrian Immigrants
The Trump administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in efforts to terminate deportation protections for approximately 6,000 Syrians living in the country.
Lebanon says Israel killed teenage boy in its strikes
The Israeli army's airstrikes in eastern Lebanon resulted in the death of a Syrian teenager, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.
What future for the Kurds after ceasefire deal with Syrian government?
The article discusses the implications of the ceasefire deal between the Kurdish forces and the Syrian government in the context of regional tensions.
USA: Trump asked the Supreme Court to end the protection of Syrian migrants
President Trump's administration requested the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in its efforts to terminate deportation protection for approximately 6,000 Syrians living in the United States.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to end temporary protected status for Syrian migrants
The Trump administration is attempting to persuade the U.S. Supreme Court to terminate the temporary protected status program for Syrian migrants.
Back to Back Barries: the politics of no sympathy for ‘IS families’
A debate is unfolding in Australia regarding the fate of 34 Australian women and children held in a Syrian detention camp, highlighting the political tensions and differing views on their repatriation.
Prisoner and captive exchange deal between the Syrian government and the National Defense in Sweida
A prisoner and captive exchange took place today between the Syrian government and the National Defense Forces in Sweida, resulting in the release of 61 detainees in exchange for 25 captives.
The Migration Agency's plan: Workshops in Syria
Sweden plans to send migration experts to Syria to lead workshops aimed at facilitating the return of Syrian refugees.
In a Syrian refugee camp, children dream of tasting ice cream in Australia
Children in a Syrian refugee camp express their desire to return to Australia and enjoy simple pleasures like ice cream, despite their current hardships.
"The Evening Show" Discusses Aid Stalling in Gaza and Developments in the Sudanese and Syrian Files
The article discusses ongoing issues related to stalled aid in Gaza, as well as developments regarding the conflicts in Sudan and Syria.
Berlinale: festival leaders summoned after speech denouncing 'genocide' in Gaza
The German government is convening leaders from the Berlinale festival following a speech by a Syrian-Palestinian director accusing Germany of complicity in genocide against Palestinians.
‘I just want to be free’: Australian children held in Syrian camps reveal their hopes and dreams
Australian children previously held in al-Roj camp expressed their dreams and hopes during a brief taste of freedom after being released.
Exclusive: the Australian children of IS families speak to the Guardian - podcast
Australian children of IS families discuss their circumstances in a podcast interview with the Guardian.
Syria: After the Kurdish Withdrawal from the al-Hol Camp, the Interior Ministry Confirms 'Mass Escapes' of Relatives of Jihadists
The Syrian Interior Ministry reports mass escapes from the al-Hol camp following the withdrawal of Kurdish forces, raising concerns about the implications for regional security.
Damascus confirms mass escape from al-Hol camp and pursues ISIS organization
The Syrian Interior Ministry acknowledged a mass escape from the al-Hol camp, where families of suspected ISIS members resided, and reported the arrest of an ISIS member involved in a military killing in Deir Ezzor.
From the Collapse of the 'Dam' to 'Emerging from the Well'... How Syrian Drama Changed After Assad's Fall?
The article discusses the transformation of Syrian television drama in the wake of the political changes following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.
A New Spirit Awakens in Damascus
The author reflects on their spiritual experience during a Friday prayer at the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus, highlighting its historical significance and the restoration of its identity post-revolution.
Syria dismantles a cell of the Islamic State that attacked a security checkpoint west of Raqqa
Syrian authorities announced the dismantling of an Islamic State cell responsible for an attack on a security checkpoint in Raqqa, following a fatal assault on police officers.
Sister of 'ISIS bride' says she was 14 when she married a terrorist
The sister of an Australian woman stuck in a Syrian refugee camp claims that her sibling was groomed into marrying an Islamic State fighter at the age of 14.
Gradual breakthrough in the household gas crisis in Syrian provinces
A gradual improvement in the household gas crisis is being observed in Syria's provinces as supply continues to increase.
Recent Attacks in Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor Spark Outrage on Social Media
Recent attacks in Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor have heightened security challenges for the Syrian government, particularly from ISIS sleeper cells.
In 2022, Labor MPs urged compassion for Australian women and children stuck in Syria. Now Albanese has only contempt
The article discusses the Australian government's handling of the repatriation of citizens trapped in Syrian detention camps, highlighting the change in Labor's stance from compassion to contempt under the current leadership.
The Escalation of ISIS in Syria: The Followed Approach and the Significance of Timing
ISIS has intensified its attacks against Syrian government forces in Raqqa Province, coupled with a media campaign portraying the government as secular and apostate.
After the 'Sarout' Controversy, Director of 'Al-Qaisar' Explains and Reveals Secrets of Upcoming Episodes
The Syrian director Safwan Naimo defends his series 'Al-Qaisar' amid threats and criticism, emphasizing the show's aim to address Syrian memory rather than exploit it.
The killing of a Syrian security element and militia leaders in clashes in the countryside of Latakia
A Syrian security element was killed and militia leaders were neutralized during clashes in the countryside of Latakia.
Syrians: Where Was the Islamic State When Raqqa Was Under SDF Control?
The article discusses the recent attacks in eastern Syria that resulted in the deaths of Syrian soldiers and security personnel, prompting discussions about the potential involvement of the Islamic State and the implications of these incidents.
Australians in Syrian camp would accept children returning separately; remains found in Baghsarian search; and a viral Ikea monkey
Some Australian women detained in Syria are willing to separate from their children to facilitate their return to Australia amid ongoing security fears.
The US will complete military withdrawal from Syria in the near future
The US plans to withdraw its troops from Syria, with reports indicating it will be completed within a month amid increased Syrian government control in the region.
Australian women held in Syrian camps say they would accept children returning home separately
Australian women detained in Syrian camps are willing to be separated from their children if it means their kids can return to Australia safely.
Australian families in convoy from Syrian camp warned they would be attacked unless they turned around
A convoy of Australian families from a Syrian camp was warned by Syrian government officials that they would be attacked if they continued to Damascus.
IS Attack in Northern Syria: Four Security Officers of the Interim Government Killed, State Media Reports
An attack by ISIS in northern Syria resulted in the deaths of four security officers from the interim government, according to Syrian state media.
The Idashri: The Repentant Villain Who Made Bab Al-Hara Great
The article discusses the character of Idashri from the Syrian series 'Bab Al-Hara', emphasizing his complex nature as both a villain and a figure of regret.
State media of Syria: 4 members of Syrian security forces killed in 'Islamic State' attack
Four members of the Syrian security forces were killed in a terrorist attack attributed to the Islamic State, according to a statement from Syria's Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Withdrawal or repositioning?.. Twitter users react to the emptying of the largest American base in Syria
The U.S. military is gradually emptying its largest base in Syria, leading to debates on social media regarding the implications of this move.
US troops have withdrawn from another base in Syria
US forces have left the Kasrak base in Syria, marking the third withdrawal in two weeks, as part of a broader strategy transitioning control to local Syrian forces.
Kurdish official casts doubt on how quickly IS-linked Australians could try to return home
A Kurdish official has raised concerns about the speed at which Australians linked to Islamic State can return home, suggesting government criticism complicates their situation.
Syrian Chief of Staff discusses integration steps with SDF
The Syrian Chief of Staff Ali al-Nasran met with a delegation from the Syrian Democratic Forces to discuss integrating their military formations into the Syrian army.
Islamic State Calls on Members to Fight Against the New Syrian Government
The Islamic State has urged its members in Syria to prioritize fighting against the newly established secular government and national army of Syria.
Berlin Festival: Palestinian Director Accuses Germany of Contributing to Gaza Genocide and Minister Leaves
A Palestinian-Syrian director at the Berlin Film Festival accused the German government of complicity in the genocide occurring in Gaza, leading to the exit of a German minister from the award ceremony.
What does the evacuation of the Al-Hol camp mean politically and security-wise for Damascus?
The evacuation of the Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria signifies a shift in control from the Syrian Democratic Forces to the Syrian government, raising new political and security concerns.
From Emergency Refuge to Chronic Crisis: What Remains of the Al-Hol Camp?
The Al-Hol camp has evolved from a temporary refuge for displaced persons to a complex humanitarian and security crisis amid questions of fate, identity, and justice.
Syrian Justice Minister: Half a Million Citizens Will Benefit from the General Amnesty Decree
The Syrian Justice Minister announced that a general amnesty decree will benefit approximately half a million citizens, explicitly excluding anyone involved in crimes against the Syrian people.
Iraq: We are working to return ISIS prisoners to their countries
Iraq's National Security Advisor announced plans to repatriate ISIS prisoners held in the country, which come from over 67 nations.
Completion of the agreement with SDF.. Damascus takes over Qamishli Airport in preparation for its operation
The Syrian General Civil Aviation Authority has taken over Qamishli Airport as part of an agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces, marking a key step towards re-establishing operations at the airport.
Syrian Controversy Over the Timing of ISIS Attacks and the Parties Behind Them
A debate has erupted in Syria following ISIS's claim of responsibility for attacks against the Syrian army, raising questions about the timing and support for the organization.
Tony Burke says Australia has few options to block return of 34 women and children from Syrian camp
Tony Burke discusses the limited options Australia has to prevent the return of 34 women and children from a Syrian detention camp, amidst broader issues of radicalization and hate speech in the country.
Syria: the Islamic State calls on its members to fight the Syrian authorities
The Islamic State has issued a call for its fighters to resist the new Syrian authorities, marking its first audio message in two years.
Syria: The government takes control of an airport held by the Kurds
The Syrian government has regained control of the Qamishli airport from Kurdish forces amid ongoing military operations in the region.
Damascus appoints a presidential envoy to follow up on the agreement with the SDF
The Syrian presidency has appointed Brigadier General Ziad Al-Ayash as a presidential envoy to oversee the implementation of a recent agreement with the Syrian Democratic Forces aimed at ending divisions in the country.
Al-Hol Refugee Camp Empties – No One Knows Where They Went
Thousands of people have fled from the Al-Hol refugee camp in northeastern Syria amidst chaos, and their current whereabouts are uncertain.