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Can Syria Say No? The Risks of Resisting Washington’s Demands 

As regional tensions mount, Syria faces growing U.S. pressure over Lebanon while weighing the political, military, and domestic consequences of any intervention.

Syria and Lebanon: Building Sustainable Stability 

Syria and Lebanon stand at a pivotal moment in redefining their relationship. Abdulrahman Matar argues that sovereignty, non-intervention, and secure borders provide the most viable path to lasting stability while helping both nations navigate fragile political transitions.

Can AANES implement its initiative to host Syrian refugees?

With every day of delay, the fate of dozens of #Syrian #refugees in #Lebanon is at stake, writes Abdulrahman Rabboa

Press | Bankrupt Lebanon blames Syrian refugees

Dalal Albazri in The New Arab writes about how #Syrian #refugees in #Lebanon are blamed for the country’s economic collapse

Greece normalising relations with Assad: What a disgrace!

"[...] away from the media, the #Greek embassy in #Damascus reopened its doors about four months ago," writes Eva J. KOULOURIOTIS

News Report | Syrian refugees: From Lebanon to the unknown

#Syria is not safe for the return of #Syrian #refugees, as returnees are subjected to extortion, persecution and serious human rights violations

Assad: Godfather of captagon trafficking in the Middle East

“The Syrian despot can in any case boast of having transformed his country into the first narco-state worthy of the name in the Middle East.”

The little Syrian reader

He sat at the edge of the garbage container, unconcerned with what surrounded him, doing nothing but reading his treasure book.

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