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Syrians dispatch aid to Deir Ezzor as 54 water stations remain out of service

  • Authorities reported that 30 water stations returned to service after surging water levels along the Euphrates River affected about 2,400 families in late May
By Arab News ·

Syria ready to open government records to EU investigators of Assad regime’s war crimes

By Arab News ·
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What awaits Syrians returning to a health system still broken by war

By ANAN TELLO ·

Ex-Syrian security officials on trial in Austria deny torturing Assad opponents

By AFP ·

British envoy and Syrian foreign minister discuss cooperation

By Arab News ·

Two former Assad regime officers on trial in Austria over torture charges

By AFP ·
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Syria’s Sharaa holds phone call with Trump, Syrian presidency says

By Reuters ·

Syrian diaspora in Denmark meet to mobilize expertise for development drive

By SANA ·

Israeli forces set up temporary checkpoints in southern Syrian towns

By Arab News ·

Syria scales back Euphrates Dam’s water flow to fix river levels

By SANA ·
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How a mental health program in Syria’s Homs is helping former detainees rebuild their lives

By ANAN TELLO ·

Al-Sharaa vows continued reforms as Syria rebuilds infrastructure

By SANA ·

Eid sermon: Syria ‘possesses significant potential for recovery and stability’

By SANA ·

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Lara Setrakian
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