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US Airstrike Kills Senior Daesh Leader in Northwest Syria, CENTCOM Says

Washington-The United States military said on Wednesday that a recent airstrike in northwest Syria killed a senior Daesh leader, underscoring

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Dutch Foreign Minister Visits Damascus as Syria Deepens European Outreach

Damascus-Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani met Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen in Damascus on Wednesday, marking the first visit

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Macron, Aoun Weigh Post-UNIFIL Security Framework as Lebanon Prepares for Peacekeeping Transition

Beirut– Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and French President Emmanuel Macron have begun discussions on a potential international security framework for

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Iraq Reroutes Oil Exports Through Syria as Hormuz Disruption Reshapes Energy Flows

Dubai– Iraq is preparing to begin exports of crude oil and naphtha through Syria’s Mediterranean ports after disruptions caused by

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Syria Intensifies Post-Assad Purge as Authorities Arrest 10 Former Regime Operatives

Damascus-Syrian security forces have arrested 10 former officials and operatives linked to the government of former president Bashar Assad in

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Syria Restores Internet Backbone After Suspected Sabotage Hits Mediterranean Cable Link

London-Syria restored internet traffic to normal operating capacity on Wednesday after repairing disruptions caused by what authorities described as sabotage

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Syria reports ‘sabotage’ of undersea cable linking Tartous and Alexandria, disrupting internet services

Cairo- Syria’s state-owned telecommunications operator said an international undersea cable between Tartous and Egypt’s Alexandria was subjected to what it