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NewsDesk MC April 17, 2026April 17, 2026 Ahmed al-Sharaa, Bashar al-Assad, counterterrorism, Diplomacy, economic integration, energy routes, EU sanctions, european union, India Middle East Europe Corridor, Kurdish integration, Middle East Geopolitics, migration policy, organized crime, refugee return, regional connectivity, security ties, Strait of Hormuz, Syria relations, Syrian transition, trade cooperation

EU Moves to Rebuild Syria Ties, Eyes Trade, Security Reset

BRUSSELS — The plans to restore formal relations with , relaunching political contacts and advancing trade and security cooperation under

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Germany, Syria coordinate refugee returns amid reconstruction push

Berlin— Germany and Syria are working jointly to facilitate the return of Syrian refugees from Germany, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said

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OPINION: Syria Breathes Again—But One Final Obstacle Remains

Syria’s recovery is not just symbolic—it’s strategic. A stable, unified Syria is essential for regional security, refugee returns, and long-term