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#Syria
Riad al-Turk: Syria’s oldest and most resilient opposition figure dies
#RiadAlTurk refused to leave #Syria until 2018 when the threat to his life became too serious to ignore
Father Paolo: When absence means strong presence in hearts and minds
Father Paolo Dall’Oglio, an Italian Jesuit priest beloved by Syrians, disappeared in July 2013
Syria on the brink of another bleak new year
As the year 2023 draws to a close, the economic woes in #Syria persist, casting a shadow of uncertainty over the #NewYear
US Syria strategy should not be judged by the cover
"[...] it is certain that the most insidious role in #Syria was and still is the #American role," writes Firas Tlass
Genocide in Syria and the need to end impunity
"[...] the international community must act decisively to end the massacres in #Syria, whether labeled as war crimes, crimes against humanity, or #genocide"
At the expense of Gaza, Assad talks about honor
"the #Assad regime has killed more #Arabs [...] than #Netanyahu and all previous #Israeli leaders," writes Yasser Ashkar
The “Corrective Movement”: Syria’s vicious turning point
For #Syrians, #HafezAssad's "#CorrectiveMovement" on November 16, 1970 became a date marked with heavy symbolism
French judiciary: No immunity for Assad’s chemical crimes
The arrest warrants against #BasharAssad and senior members of his regime followed a criminal investigation conducted by a specialized unit in #Paris
Gaza and the unraveling of the Assad regime
"The #Assad regime is currently deeply concerned about the intentions of the #Russians, the dynamics in #Sweida, #Israel, and even #Iran," writes Dr. Yahya Alaridi