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EU Lifts Most Sanctions on Syria Despite Ongoing Conflicts
The EU lifted most economic sanctions against Syria six months after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, hoping to stabilize the country and enable the return of Syrian refugees, despite ongoing internal conflicts and concerns about the new government's direction.
EU Lifts Most Sanctions on Syria Despite Ongoing Conflicts
The EU lifted most economic sanctions against Syria six months after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, hoping to stabilize the country and enable the return of Syrian refugees, despite ongoing internal conflicts and concerns about the new government's direction.
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US Lifts Sanctions on Syria, Sparking Hope and Concerns
President Trump's surprise announcement to lift all sanctions on Syria after 45 years has prompted widespread celebrations among Syrian citizens, raising hopes for economic recovery and regional stability, but also risks related to the interim president's background and potential human rights abuses...
US Lifts Sanctions on Syria, Sparking Hope and Concerns
President Trump's surprise announcement to lift all sanctions on Syria after 45 years has prompted widespread celebrations among Syrian citizens, raising hopes for economic recovery and regional stability, but also risks related to the interim president's background and potential human rights abuses...
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44% Bias Score
Russia Rejects Syrian Request to Extradite Assad, Prioritizing Strategic Interests
Russia refused a Syrian interim government's request to extradite former president Bashar al-Assad, prioritizing its strategic and economic interests tied to Syria; despite this, Syria intends to maintain relations with Russia.
Russia Rejects Syrian Request to Extradite Assad, Prioritizing Strategic Interests
Russia refused a Syrian interim government's request to extradite former president Bashar al-Assad, prioritizing its strategic and economic interests tied to Syria; despite this, Syria intends to maintain relations with Russia.
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48% Bias Score
Assad Moved Assets Out of Syria Before Government's Fall: Reuters Investigation
A Reuters investigation reveals that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad secretly moved assets, including cash and valuables, out of Syria via a private plane chartered by his economic advisor, Yasser Ibrahim, 48 hours before his government's fall, using at least four flights to the UAE.
Assad Moved Assets Out of Syria Before Government's Fall: Reuters Investigation
A Reuters investigation reveals that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad secretly moved assets, including cash and valuables, out of Syria via a private plane chartered by his economic advisor, Yasser Ibrahim, 48 hours before his government's fall, using at least four flights to the UAE.
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Syria's New Transitional Government Sworn In
Syria's new 23-member transitional government, lacking a prime minister, was sworn in on Saturday, aiming to restore stability after the Assad family's ouster, featuring diverse religious and ethnic representation and focusing on ending the war and rebuilding the nation.
Syria's New Transitional Government Sworn In
Syria's new 23-member transitional government, lacking a prime minister, was sworn in on Saturday, aiming to restore stability after the Assad family's ouster, featuring diverse religious and ethnic representation and focusing on ending the war and rebuilding the nation.
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44% Bias Score
Syria: New Interim Government Formed After Assad's Fall
After the Syrian opposition seized Damascus, forcing President Bashar al-Assad's exile to Russia, a new 23-member interim government was formed in Syria on March 29th, led by Ahmad al-Sharaa, aiming for stability and reconstruction.
Syria: New Interim Government Formed After Assad's Fall
After the Syrian opposition seized Damascus, forcing President Bashar al-Assad's exile to Russia, a new 23-member interim government was formed in Syria on March 29th, led by Ahmad al-Sharaa, aiming for stability and reconstruction.
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Syria Establishes Commissions to Investigate Missing Persons and Past Abuses
On May 17th, the Syrian presidency announced two national commissions—one for the disappeared and another for transitional justice—to address the fate of tens of thousands missing and human rights abuses committed during over a decade of war under the rule of Bashar Al-Assad.
Syria Establishes Commissions to Investigate Missing Persons and Past Abuses
On May 17th, the Syrian presidency announced two national commissions—one for the disappeared and another for transitional justice—to address the fate of tens of thousands missing and human rights abuses committed during over a decade of war under the rule of Bashar Al-Assad.
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44% Bias Score
France Reopens Diplomatic Channels with Syria Amidst EU Sanctions Easing
France invited Syrian President al-Sharaa to Paris to discuss regional stability and counter-terrorism, following the EU's partial lifting of sanctions on Syria in February, which included measures affecting five financial institutions and the Central Bank, amidst escalating tensions between Syria a...
France Reopens Diplomatic Channels with Syria Amidst EU Sanctions Easing
France invited Syrian President al-Sharaa to Paris to discuss regional stability and counter-terrorism, following the EU's partial lifting of sanctions on Syria in February, which included measures affecting five financial institutions and the Central Bank, amidst escalating tensions between Syria a...
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White Helmets Expand Services Across Syria After Civil War
Following Syria's civil war, the White Helmets, a volunteer rescue group previously active in rebel-held areas, are expanding their services nationwide under their founder's new role as Syria's Minister of Emergencies and Disaster Management; despite budget cuts, they aim to address the extensive da...
White Helmets Expand Services Across Syria After Civil War
Following Syria's civil war, the White Helmets, a volunteer rescue group previously active in rebel-held areas, are expanding their services nationwide under their founder's new role as Syria's Minister of Emergencies and Disaster Management; despite budget cuts, they aim to address the extensive da...
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56% Bias Score
Syria Forms New Diverse Cabinet After Assad's Fall
Syria swore in a new 23-member cabinet on Saturday, nearly four months after the Assad family's removal, aiming to restore stability to the war-torn nation. The diverse cabinet includes former opposition figures and members of minority sects, marking a key step in the country's five-year transitiona...
Syria Forms New Diverse Cabinet After Assad's Fall
Syria swore in a new 23-member cabinet on Saturday, nearly four months after the Assad family's removal, aiming to restore stability to the war-torn nation. The diverse cabinet includes former opposition figures and members of minority sects, marking a key step in the country's five-year transitiona...
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40% Bias Score
Syria Forms Inclusive Transitional Government Amidst Ongoing Instability
Syria's new 23-member transitional government, lacking a prime minister but led by a secretary general, was sworn in on Saturday, aiming to restore stability after the Assad regime's fall, with notable appointments including a Christian activist and the White Helmets leader.
Syria Forms Inclusive Transitional Government Amidst Ongoing Instability
Syria's new 23-member transitional government, lacking a prime minister but led by a secretary general, was sworn in on Saturday, aiming to restore stability after the Assad regime's fall, with notable appointments including a Christian activist and the White Helmets leader.
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60% Bias Score
Bittersweet Homecoming: Syrian Refugees Return Amidst Joy and Grief
Following the ouster of Syrian leader Bashar Assad, over 370,000 refugees have returned, experiencing a mix of joy and grief during their first Ramadan back in a country ravaged by civil war, marked by destroyed homes, economic hardship, and the absence of deceased loved ones.
Bittersweet Homecoming: Syrian Refugees Return Amidst Joy and Grief
Following the ouster of Syrian leader Bashar Assad, over 370,000 refugees have returned, experiencing a mix of joy and grief during their first Ramadan back in a country ravaged by civil war, marked by destroyed homes, economic hardship, and the absence of deceased loved ones.
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32% Bias Score
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