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EU Seeks Inclusive Transition in Syria Amid Post-Assad Violence
After Assad's regime fell in December 2024, the EU convened a conference in Brussels to facilitate Syria's transition, demanding inclusion and minority rights; however, recent violence, resulting in approximately 1,000 civilian deaths, mostly Alawites, complicates the situation.
EU Seeks Inclusive Transition in Syria Amid Post-Assad Violence
After Assad's regime fell in December 2024, the EU convened a conference in Brussels to facilitate Syria's transition, demanding inclusion and minority rights; however, recent violence, resulting in approximately 1,000 civilian deaths, mostly Alawites, complicates the situation.
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Syria Conference: Transition, Aid, and Reconstruction Amidst Violence and Sanctions
The international Syria conference in Brussels will address Syria's transition, focusing on humanitarian aid and reconstruction. The transitional government's participation marks a significant step, despite challenges from US sanctions and recent violence in Latakia causing at least 1380 civilian de...
Syria Conference: Transition, Aid, and Reconstruction Amidst Violence and Sanctions
The international Syria conference in Brussels will address Syria's transition, focusing on humanitarian aid and reconstruction. The transitional government's participation marks a significant step, despite challenges from US sanctions and recent violence in Latakia causing at least 1380 civilian de...
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Turkey to Press EU for Unconditional Lifting of Syria Sanctions
Turkey will urge the EU to lift sanctions on Syria unconditionally at a donor conference, arguing this is vital for the country's economic stability and refugee returns; however, recent massacres cast doubt on the EU's willingness given concerns about human rights.
Turkey to Press EU for Unconditional Lifting of Syria Sanctions
Turkey will urge the EU to lift sanctions on Syria unconditionally at a donor conference, arguing this is vital for the country's economic stability and refugee returns; however, recent massacres cast doubt on the EU's willingness given concerns about human rights.
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EU Pledges €300 Million in Aid to Syria Amid Sectarian Violence
The European Union announced continued support for Syria's new government with €300 million in aid and sanctions relief, despite recent sectarian violence that has caused thousands of Alawites to flee and hundreds to be killed, reflecting a strategic attempt to stabilize the country and manage refug...
EU Pledges €300 Million in Aid to Syria Amid Sectarian Violence
The European Union announced continued support for Syria's new government with €300 million in aid and sanctions relief, despite recent sectarian violence that has caused thousands of Alawites to flee and hundreds to be killed, reflecting a strategic attempt to stabilize the country and manage refug...
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EU Pledges €2.5 Billion for Syria's Reconstruction Amidst Ongoing Violence
The European Union announced €2.5 billion in aid for Syria over two years, aiming to cooperate with the de facto government for economic reconstruction despite recent violent incidents resulting in the deaths of up to 1300 people, according to war monitors, and concerns about accountability.
EU Pledges €2.5 Billion for Syria's Reconstruction Amidst Ongoing Violence
The European Union announced €2.5 billion in aid for Syria over two years, aiming to cooperate with the de facto government for economic reconstruction despite recent violent incidents resulting in the deaths of up to 1300 people, according to war monitors, and concerns about accountability.
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Syrian-Hezbollah Border Clashes Intensify After Soldier Deaths
Renewed clashes erupted between the Syrian army and alleged Hezbollah-affiliated groups near the Syrian-Lebanese border after three Syrian soldiers were reportedly killed, prompting retaliatory strikes and raising concerns of regional instability.
Syrian-Hezbollah Border Clashes Intensify After Soldier Deaths
Renewed clashes erupted between the Syrian army and alleged Hezbollah-affiliated groups near the Syrian-Lebanese border after three Syrian soldiers were reportedly killed, prompting retaliatory strikes and raising concerns of regional instability.
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Syria Shells Lebanon After Syrian Deaths, Raising Tensions
Lebanese border villages were shelled by Syria after three Syrians died in Lebanon, prompting a Lebanese military response and ongoing communication between both countries' armies to de-escalate the situation.
Syria Shells Lebanon After Syrian Deaths, Raising Tensions
Lebanese border villages were shelled by Syria after three Syrians died in Lebanon, prompting a Lebanese military response and ongoing communication between both countries' armies to de-escalate the situation.
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Syrian-Lebanese Border Clash Results in Casualties and Retaliation
Syrian and Lebanese forces exchanged fire along their border from Sunday night to Monday, resulting in the death of three Syrian soldiers, prompting Syrian retaliation that forced Lebanese border residents to flee their homes; Lebanese President Aoun ordered a military response to defend Lebanon's s...
Syrian-Lebanese Border Clash Results in Casualties and Retaliation
Syrian and Lebanese forces exchanged fire along their border from Sunday night to Monday, resulting in the death of three Syrian soldiers, prompting Syrian retaliation that forced Lebanese border residents to flee their homes; Lebanese President Aoun ordered a military response to defend Lebanon's s...
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Syria Shells Lebanon After Syrian Soldiers' Deaths
On Monday, Syrian forces shelled Lebanese villages bordering Syria after three Syrian soldiers died in Lebanon, prompting retaliatory fire from the Lebanese army and a statement from the Lebanese presidency expressing its unwillingness to tolerate continued border tensions. Three Syrian bodies were ...
Syria Shells Lebanon After Syrian Soldiers' Deaths
On Monday, Syrian forces shelled Lebanese villages bordering Syria after three Syrian soldiers died in Lebanon, prompting retaliatory fire from the Lebanese army and a statement from the Lebanese presidency expressing its unwillingness to tolerate continued border tensions. Three Syrian bodies were ...
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Germany Pledges "300 Million Euros" in Aid for Syria
Germany announced "300 million euros" in additional aid for Syria, focusing on humanitarian needs, civil society, and education, with support extending to refugees and host countries in neighboring regions; this comes amid concerns about instability and the need for political inclusion of all Syrian...
Germany Pledges "300 Million Euros" in Aid for Syria
Germany announced "300 million euros" in additional aid for Syria, focusing on humanitarian needs, civil society, and education, with support extending to refugees and host countries in neighboring regions; this comes amid concerns about instability and the need for political inclusion of all Syrian...
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Syrian Massacre's Epigenetic Impact on Descendants Confirmed
A study of Syrian families in Jordan revealed that stress from the 1982 Hama massacre caused epigenetic changes inherited by grandchildren of female survivors, demonstrating transgenerational transmission of trauma and potentially linking it to age-related diseases.
Syrian Massacre's Epigenetic Impact on Descendants Confirmed
A study of Syrian families in Jordan revealed that stress from the 1982 Hama massacre caused epigenetic changes inherited by grandchildren of female survivors, demonstrating transgenerational transmission of trauma and potentially linking it to age-related diseases.
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Öcalan Calls for Democratic Turkey, PKK Announces Ceasefire
Tülay Hatimoğulları, co-chair of the DEM Party, announced that PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan called for a democratic Turkey with equal rights for all citizens, including Alevis; Öcalan's message followed the PKK's declaration of a ceasefire starting March 1st, 2024, and a commitment to disbanding, resp...
Öcalan Calls for Democratic Turkey, PKK Announces Ceasefire
Tülay Hatimoğulları, co-chair of the DEM Party, announced that PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan called for a democratic Turkey with equal rights for all citizens, including Alevis; Öcalan's message followed the PKK's declaration of a ceasefire starting March 1st, 2024, and a commitment to disbanding, resp...
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