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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.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry visited a burns survivor in Jordan during their surprise trip to learn about support efforts for Palestinians and Syrians.

Four Syrians and one Iraqi have been arrested and charged with the group rape of a 17-year-old girl in a small German village named Heinsberg-Unterbruch.

Mount Qasioun in Damascus is a significant natural landmark that holds deep historical and cultural importance for Syrians, serving as a reminder of their collective memory.

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.

A Syrian man accused of raping a young woman expressed embarrassment during the trial in Düsseldorf because the interpreter was a woman.

Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has announced a general amnesty that applies to certain groups of convicts but notably excludes those guilty of human rights violations against Syrians.

In St. Pölten, Austria, a significant percentage of social assistance recipients, primarily Syrians and Afghans, are raising concerns about the demographic impact on social services.

Syrian Foreign Minister Assad al-Shaibani met with U.S. counterpart Marco Rubio at the Munich Security Conference to discuss recent agreements with Kurdish forces.

The Iraqi Ministry of Justice reports the transfer of 5,064 ISIS detainees to Iraq, which includes around 270 Iraqis and 3,000 Syrians, all of whom will be tried under Iraqi law.

As Ramadan approaches, Syrians are adjusting to rising prices in markets while preparing for the month of fasting.

Germany is attempting to send back thousands of Syrians who requested voluntary repatriation, but conditions in Syria remain unstable.

The Damascus International Book Fair opened today with over 500 publishing houses from 35 countries participating, marking its first edition since the fall of the previous regime, with attendees noting a lack of censorship and a wide variety of books.

The article discusses the evacuation of residents in Morocco due to Storm Leonardo and peculiar zombie-like behavior of tourists in Egypt while referencing the nostalgia for radio among Syrians.

Damascus Radio unveiled its new audio-visual identity during an official ceremony in the Syrian capital, evoking nostalgia among Syrians for the era of radio broadcasting.

An increasing number of asylum seekers are leaving Germany voluntarily with state support, with approximately 16,500 people, mostly Syrians, using the program in 2025, though it has faced criticism from the AfD party.

A recent episode of the program "Networks" highlighted various topics including the return of Palestinians to Gaza, the impact of floods in Morocco, and the story of a Japanese activist named Ichiko Yamada who has become well-known among Syrians.

Ichiko Yamada, a 33-year-old Japanese man, moved to Damascus to express solidarity with the Syrian people after years of supporting their revolution remotely, gaining significant attention on social media.

The episode of 'Networks' focused on the Syrian security forces entering Al-Hasakah and the removal of the Syrian Democratic Forces' barriers, alongside the symbolic interpretations of these events for Syrians.

The German government is preparing for the significant deportation of Syrians, coinciding with a visit from Syria's transitional president, Ahmed al-Scharaa, where enhanced security measures will be implemented in Berlin.

Germany is urged to provide offers to Syrians living in the country as legal protections decrease following the fall of the Assad regime, despite the still precarious humanitarian and political situation in Syria.

Syrian President Ahmad Al-Shara'a is scheduled to visit Berlin on Tuesday to discuss issues including the return of Syrian citizens with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

Nearly 6,000 Syrians have applied for financial support to return to their home country by the end of last year, following the resignation of former leader Assad.

Approximately 6000 Syrians in Germany applied for financial support to return to their homeland by the end of last year, amidst ongoing support for departures following the overthrow of former ruler Assad.

Syrians are experiencing mass displacement due to ongoing sectarian violence despite attempts to rebuild their lives following the fall of Bashar al-Assad.

Displaced Syrians are returning to the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo following fierce battles between the army and Kurdish fighters that resulted in significant casualties and mass displacement.

Over 200 Syrians have been evacuated in four batches from Sudan, with the latest group of 129 arriving in Damascus as part of a voluntary repatriation effort coordinated by the Syrian Foreign Ministry and the International Organization for Migration.

Syrians reacted widely to the withdrawal of the last fighters of the Syrian Democratic Forces from Aleppo, marking the end of their presence in the city for the first time since 2012.

The EU aims to significantly increase its political, economic, and financial support for war-torn Syria, hoping that stabilization will allow hundreds of thousands of Syrians to eventually return home.

A businessman linked to the Assad regime announced a new agreement with the Syrian government, sparking criticism over potential hidden deals involving individuals possibly implicated in the suffering of innocent Syrians.

In 2024, Venezuelan nationals were among the largest groups of applicants for international protection in the European Union, with 72,775 asylum requests, ranking second after Syrians.

Leading economists warn of economic consequences from the CSU's proposed tightening of immigration policy, with Fratzscher highlighting potential risks of recession due to mass deportations of Syrians.

A video of an elderly Syrian man saluting military helicopters has sparked widespread reactions on social media, symbolizing the dramatic change in Syrians' relationship with their army since the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.

The CSU party group plans significant changes for 2026, aiming for most Syrians to leave the country while reviving nuclear energy.

The CSU aims to intensify the deportation of Syrians, potentially using scheduled flights, but questions arise about the feasibility of this plan and the number of migrants affected, contingent on a fundamental requirement by Interior Minister Dobrindt.

The CDU criticizes the CSU's migration demands, particularly their call for a major deportation campaign and the return of most Syrians, highlighting internal party disagreements despite successful migration policies from the interior minister.

After a brutal stabbing attack on an American in a Dresden tram, prosecutors have charged two 21-year-old Syrians not only for this incident but also for other violent and theft-related crimes.

The CSU's proposal for a 'Return Roadmap for Syrians,' urging the return of most Syrian refugees now that the civil war is over, has sparked criticism from the CDU and the Left party.

Bavaria's Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann discussed internal and security policy challenges and priorities for 2026 during a press conference in Nuremberg.

The CSU calls for a return of most Syrian refugees to their home country, proposing the opening of a deportation terminal at Munich Airport as part of their tightened migration policy.

The CSU is calling for the expulsion of most Syrian refugees, citing the end of the civil war, and plans to open a deportation terminal at Munich Airport for this purpose.

Former President Christian Wulff calls for a fresh start from the government under Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU).

Former President Christian Wulff urges the German government under Chancellor Friedrich Merz to take decisive action and suggests that Syrians in Germany could contribute to Syria's rebuilding by commuting between the two countries.

Even a year after the regime's fall, Syrians still carry the images of Bashar al-Assad and his father Hafiz in their pockets and wallets.

Migration researcher Ruud Koopmans calculated that through family reunification, there could be seven million Syrian-descended citizens living in Germany in 50 years, a notion that Islamic studies scholar Susanne Schröter does not deem unrealistic.