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IS Claims First Attacks on New Syrian Security Forces
The Islamic State (IS) claimed responsibility for two attacks targeting new Syrian security forces in Al-Suweida's desert on May 22nd and 28th, 2025, using explosives; this is the first time IS claimed such attacks since the December 2024 fall of Bashar al-Assad, according to the Syrian Observatory ...
IS Claims First Attacks on New Syrian Security Forces
The Islamic State (IS) claimed responsibility for two attacks targeting new Syrian security forces in Al-Suweida's desert on May 22nd and 28th, 2025, using explosives; this is the first time IS claimed such attacks since the December 2024 fall of Bashar al-Assad, according to the Syrian Observatory ...
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ISIS Claims First Attack on Syrian Government Forces Since Assad's Fall
The Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility for a mine attack in Syria's Suwayda province on May 28th, killing one and injuring three Syrian soldiers; this marks ISIS's first attack against the Syrian government since Assad's fall.
ISIS Claims First Attack on Syrian Government Forces Since Assad's Fall
The Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility for a mine attack in Syria's Suwayda province on May 28th, killing one and injuring three Syrian soldiers; this marks ISIS's first attack against the Syrian government since Assad's fall.
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US Reopens Embassy in Damascus, Signaling Improved Relations with Syria
The US reopened its embassy in Damascus, appointing Tom Barrack as envoy, marking a significant shift in US-Syria relations six months after the fall of the Assad regime and reflecting the Trump administration's outreach to the new Syrian leadership.
US Reopens Embassy in Damascus, Signaling Improved Relations with Syria
The US reopened its embassy in Damascus, appointing Tom Barrack as envoy, marking a significant shift in US-Syria relations six months after the fall of the Assad regime and reflecting the Trump administration's outreach to the new Syrian leadership.
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Returning Syrian Families Face Hardship Amidst Devastation
Thousands of Syrian families, living for years in harsh conditions in northern Syria refugee camps near the Turkish border, returned home after the fall of Bashar al-Assad in December, only to find their homes destroyed and face severe economic hardship, lacking basic necessities and struggling to r...
Returning Syrian Families Face Hardship Amidst Devastation
Thousands of Syrian families, living for years in harsh conditions in northern Syria refugee camps near the Turkish border, returned home after the fall of Bashar al-Assad in December, only to find their homes destroyed and face severe economic hardship, lacking basic necessities and struggling to r...
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Syrian Army Collapse Linked to Sophisticated Cyberattack
A seemingly legitimate Syrian development organization app was used to compromise thousands of Syrian soldiers' phones, extracting military data and contributing to the Syrian army's collapse in 2024; the app, offering financial aid, secretly harvested location data, monitored communications, and ac...
Syrian Army Collapse Linked to Sophisticated Cyberattack
A seemingly legitimate Syrian development organization app was used to compromise thousands of Syrian soldiers' phones, extracting military data and contributing to the Syrian army's collapse in 2024; the app, offering financial aid, secretly harvested location data, monitored communications, and ac...
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Syria-Kurdish Deal to Relocate Al-Hol Camp Residents
The Syrian government and Kurdish authorities agreed to relocate roughly 37,000 Syrian citizens, mostly ISIS fighters' families, from the Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria, following negotiations involving the US-led coalition; the agreement's long-term implications remain unclear.
Syria-Kurdish Deal to Relocate Al-Hol Camp Residents
The Syrian government and Kurdish authorities agreed to relocate roughly 37,000 Syrian citizens, mostly ISIS fighters' families, from the Al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria, following negotiations involving the US-led coalition; the agreement's long-term implications remain unclear.
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Syria-Israel Normalization Talks Amidst Divided Public Opinion and Golan Heights Dispute
Following the Syrian civil war, discussions are underway regarding a potential normalization agreement between Syria and Israel, despite a history of conflict and ongoing tensions over the Golan Heights; recent direct talks suggest a possible shift, but deep divisions within Syrian society and diffe...
Syria-Israel Normalization Talks Amidst Divided Public Opinion and Golan Heights Dispute
Following the Syrian civil war, discussions are underway regarding a potential normalization agreement between Syria and Israel, despite a history of conflict and ongoing tensions over the Golan Heights; recent direct talks suggest a possible shift, but deep divisions within Syrian society and diffe...
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US-Syria Relations Improve, Leading to Major Energy Deal
The US raised its flag outside its embassy in Damascus after 13 years, signaling improved relations with Syria, culminating in a major energy deal with Qatari, Turkish, and US companies to revitalize Syria's electricity grid; the US also lifted decades-long sanctions.
US-Syria Relations Improve, Leading to Major Energy Deal
The US raised its flag outside its embassy in Damascus after 13 years, signaling improved relations with Syria, culminating in a major energy deal with Qatari, Turkish, and US companies to revitalize Syria's electricity grid; the US also lifted decades-long sanctions.
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EU Partially Lifts Syria Sanctions, Imposes New Ones for Civilian Attacks
The European Union partially lifted sanctions on Syria, focusing on economic recovery, while imposing new sanctions on individuals and groups responsible for the March attacks on civilians in the Syrian coastal region, resulting in hundreds of deaths.
EU Partially Lifts Syria Sanctions, Imposes New Ones for Civilian Attacks
The European Union partially lifted sanctions on Syria, focusing on economic recovery, while imposing new sanctions on individuals and groups responsible for the March attacks on civilians in the Syrian coastal region, resulting in hundreds of deaths.
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EU Lifts Most Sanctions on Syria, Conditions Apply
The European Union lifted most sanctions against Syria, removing financial restrictions but maintaining sanctions on individuals and organizations involved in human rights abuses or security threats, aiming to support Syria's recovery and political transition under the new government led by Ahmad al...
EU Lifts Most Sanctions on Syria, Conditions Apply
The European Union lifted most sanctions against Syria, removing financial restrictions but maintaining sanctions on individuals and organizations involved in human rights abuses or security threats, aiming to support Syria's recovery and political transition under the new government led by Ahmad al...
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US Sanctions Lifted on Syria Amidst Concerns of Civil War and Rising Islamic State Influence
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have returned, but the US lifting of sanctions on Syria under the new president, Ahmed al-Sharaa – a former al-Qaeda fighter – raises concerns about potential civil war, rising Islamic State influence, and the concentrat...
US Sanctions Lifted on Syria Amidst Concerns of Civil War and Rising Islamic State Influence
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees have returned, but the US lifting of sanctions on Syria under the new president, Ahmed al-Sharaa – a former al-Qaeda fighter – raises concerns about potential civil war, rising Islamic State influence, and the concentrat...
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Clashes between SMO and Tribal Groups in Northern Syria
Clashes between Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SMO) and tribal groups near Rakka, Syria resulted in numerous casualties, prompting the Syrian government to deploy troops and heavy weaponry; the Siluk town is largely under the control of tribal forces.
Clashes between SMO and Tribal Groups in Northern Syria
Clashes between Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SMO) and tribal groups near Rakka, Syria resulted in numerous casualties, prompting the Syrian government to deploy troops and heavy weaponry; the Siluk town is largely under the control of tribal forces.
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48% Bias Score
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