Syria
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Syrian President, Trump discuss sanctions relief and economy
- Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa and U.S. President Donald Trump discussed economic support and regional developments. - Al-Sharaa urged the lifting of U.S. sanctions to revive Syria's economy and attract investment. - The U.S. maintains sanctions on Assad and associates, citing human rights abuses and regional destabilization.
Syrian President Visits Flood-Hit East, Addresses Local Grievances
- Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited Deir Ezzor to address flood damage and local concerns. - He reassured residents, emphasizing their importance to Syria's future and promising government atte…
After years-long drought where Syria, Iraq were running out of water, dams are now full - analysis
- Syria and Iraq, previously suffering from a decade-long drought, are now experiencing severe flooding due to full dams and altered water flows. - Efforts are underway between Syria and Turkey to red…
Euphrates River Levels Recede in Eastern Syria After Flooding Affected 2,400 Families
- Syrian authorities reported a gradual improvement in the Euphrates River's situation after exceptional flooding affected 2,400 families. - Technical measures, including closing a dam gate, reduced t…
US President Trump and Syrian President Al-Shara Hold Phone Call
- U.S. President Trump and Syrian President Al-Shara held a phone conversation to discuss bilateral relations and regional developments. - Al-Shara emphasized that lifting remaining sanctions on Syria…
Tom Barrack leaves Syria envoy role after steering post-Assad outreach
- US Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack is stepping down as the Trump administration moves towards normalizing diplomatic relations with Damascus. - Barrack's departure coincides with plans to potent…
New Syrian chemical weapons find could help prosecute perpetrators of war crimes, experts say
- The discovery of Assad-era chemical weapons in Syria could provide crucial evidence for prosecuting war crimes. - Experts believe the munitions could help trace command structures and hold those res…