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Why Jordanians are flocking to Damascus as Syria reopens roads, skies and rails

  • Tour buses, budget flights and reopened crossings signal renewed civilian travel between Jordan and postwar Syria
  • Officials say mobility revival reflects deeper regional reintegration as Damascus sheds isolation and rebuilds tourism sector
By Khaled Al Khawaldeh ·
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Analysis: Why US-Syrian coordination is more important than ever

By ANAN TELLO ·

Syrians back to famed Palmyra ruins scarred by Daesh

By AFP ·
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Israel strikes on Syria’s Palmyra kill 79 pro-Iran fighters: new toll from monitor

By AFP ·
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Syria says 36 killed, 50 wounded in Israeli strikes on Palmyra

By AFP ·

Daesh group kills 14 Syria soldiers: monitor

By AFP ·

A dozen bodies found in Syria mass grave: state media

By AFP ·
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15 Syrian army troops killed in Daesh attack on military bus near Palmyra

By AFP ·

Mine blast in central Syria kills all 7 in car: monitor

By AFP ·

Pro-Iran militias warn of ‘very cruel’ response after Israeli strike on Palmyra

By Reuters ·

Syrian allies vow response to Israeli strike, also blame US

By AP ·

First teaser for Syrian war drama ‘Palmyra’ released

By Arab News ·
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Russian army says killed 'up to 200 militants' in Syria bombing

By AFP ·

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