Photos: Al-Zaidi Visits Sayyida Zainab Shrine and the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus
The Iraqi Prime Minister performs prayers at two of the most prominent religious landmarks in the Syrian capital, coinciding with
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US Department of State Condemns Attacks on Kurdish Families Returning to Giri Sapi / Tell Abiad and Demands Accountability for Those Involved
US Department of State Emphasizes the Need to Ensure Safe and Voluntary Return of IDPs; Mike Waltz Pledges to Follow
Return of over 800 displaced families from the countrysides of Sere Kaniye postponed indefinitely
The return of more than 800 families displaced from the countrysides of Sere Kaniye / Ras al-Ayn to their places
Controversy Over Syrian Curriculum Amendments; Ministry of Education Denies New Changes
Accusations of modifying images and content in textbooks and removing historical and political topics spark a debate on curriculum identity,
Syrian and Kurdish Parties Condemn Attacks on Returning Kurdish Families to Tal Abyad/Girê Spî, Demand Accountability
The Syrian Democratic Council (SDC), the Kurdish National Council (ENKS), the Democratic Union Party (PYD), and the Consultative Meeting Parties
Attacks on Kurdish Returnees Are a Responsibility That Cannot Be Evaded
Muslim Sheikh Hassan – Kobani The attack to which the convoy of Kurdish returnees to the city of Tal Abyad
Syria After the Fall of Assad and the Kurdish Issue: Will Partnership Save State Unity or Redraw the Maps of the Middle East?
Eng. Ahmed Zibar The New Syria and the Test of State-Building on the Basis of Partnership Following the fall of
Attack on Displaced Kurds in Tal Abyad/Girê Spî and Destruction of Their Cars During Attempt to Return Home
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights: The attacks coincided with the submission of property and land ownership documents, amid threats and
Human Rights Watch: Women Barred from Defense, Security Colleges Raises Concerns Over Women’s Role in Syria’s Transitio
(Beirut, October 16, 2026) – Syrian authorities have imposed admissions rules that bar women from most programs at two new
Tensions Escalated in Hasakah Amid Security Measures to Prevent Crowds from Guwayran Neighborhood from Reaching Kurdish Neighborhoods
Security forces prevented crowds originating from the Guwayran neighborhood from advancing toward majority-Kurdish neighborhoods, while attacks on members of the
Rising Tensions in Al-Hasakah Amid Security Deployment and Warnings of Slipping into Civil Clashes
Injuries and damage among Kurdish residents around the Al-Hamama roundabout, and the tearing down of the “Peace Square” sign in
Why “Free Palestine!” and Not Also “Free Kurdistan!”?
Nick Kossovan Whether you’re walking through a major Western city, browsing social media, or on a university campus today, you
From the Ashes of Tragedy to the Light of the Screen: Amuda Cinema Reclaims Its Memory
Writer Abeer Dree’i expressed deep symbolism regarding the revival of the “Shahrazad” Cinema in the city of Amuda after 66
“Land of Angels” Selected as Iran’s Entry for the 2027 Oscars
According to the report of Mansour Jahani, an independent and international film journalist, the feature film “Land of Angels” which
Sacrificing the Kurds: How the West Traded Heroic Anti-ISIS Allies for Political Convenience
Nick Kossovan In March 2019, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) raised their flag over the rubble of Baghouz, marking a