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The civilians attacked near Masyaf Bridge were returning from work. They were engineers and workers travelling in a bus belonging to the Al-Matin company, on an ordinary journey home through western Homs….

In Aleppo, a protester named Bassam al-Ali put his demand plainly. “We don’t want new roundabouts or malls. We just want to live,” he told Reuters. There was nothing extravagant about the request. That was precisely what made it so damning….

The assault on an Arab diplomatic mission was not an isolated outburst. It was another warning that Syria’s new rulers are failing the first test of statehood: protecting diplomats, restraining extremists, and reassuring a frightened country….

The assault on a Christian town in central Syria was not a local misunderstanding. It was another warning that Syria’s new Islamist leadership still cannot, or will not, protect the people it claims to govern….

That is how many families along Syria’s coast marked the first anniversary of the violence that struck the region in March 2025. A year has passed since those days, but for the people who lost loved ones, time has not really softened the memory….

In recent days, the city of Aleppo has once again descended into bloodshed. What is unfolding in the predominantly Kurdish neighbourhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud and Al-Ashrafiyah is not an isolated security incident, nor a spontaneous eruption of violence….

In cities along Syria’s Mediterranean coast and deep into the country’s interior, tens of thousands of Alawite Syrians poured into the streets on Sunday, protesting what they describe as…
HOMS, Syria — The explosion that tore through an Alawite mosque in Homs this week, killing at least eight worshippers and injuring dozens more, did not simply kill worshippers….
Ancient artefacts were stolen this week from the National Museum in Damascus — a theft that has shocked locals who had believed the institution was safe after surviving years of war….

In a region bleeding from war and repression, it’s rare to find moments of comic relief. But the Syrian “transitional government” never fails to deliver….

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