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An Emirati delegation headed by the United Arab Emirates foreign minister, Abdullah bin Zayed Al Al Nahyan on January 4, 2023 made a visit to the Syrian capital, Damascus, and met the head of the Syrian regime, Bashar al -Assad. This visit is the second to Syria after the return of diplomatic relations between the two parties late 2018.
As a result of the battles that took place in Syria, a large number of cities were destroyed, such as the eastern regions of Aleppo, the city of Homs, al-Qusayr, and most of the cities of Damascus Countryside and Daraa. Yet, there have not been real reconstruction works in these cities, neither in terms of infrastructure nor housing development. Despite the issuance of master plans for some of the
Why does Russia call for moving the meetings of the Syrian Constitutional Committee from Geneva On June 16, 2022, the Russian Special Envoy to Syria, Alexand...
Vigilant partnership between Russia and Iran in the case of Syria The relationship between Russia and Iran is described as vigilant one. It is because the two parties are keen to mainta...
Why does Hayat Tahrir al-Sham support union work in Idlib? In early May 2022, the Syrian Salvation Government (SSG) in Idlib announced the establishment of the Free Syrian Teachers Syndicate. E...
Political messages from Türkiye's bombing against the Syrian regime and "SDF" sites east of the Euphrates On August 16, 2022, Türkiye conducted a bombing campaign, launc...
Türkiye's late revelations about the diplomatic meeting with the Syrian regime: Motives and indications On August 11, 2022, Turkish Foreign Minister, Mevlüt Çav...
Possible mutual assassinations between SDF and PKK On August 6, 2022, an explosion of unknown origin targeted a military vehicle as it was passing through the Al-Sina`a neighborhood...
The PKK Exploiting Türkiye's Threats for Recruitment and Donations in Syria On July 15, 2022, the "Revolutionary Youth Movement" (YDG-H), a group affiliated with the Kurdista...
The AANES-PKK Relationship: Characterization and Consequences Since its inception in Syria at the end of 2013, the biggest challenge that faced the Autonomous Administration of...
Over the past ten years, the Democratic Union Party (PYD) worked on building a military force and independent autonomy in northeastern Syria, taking advantage of ideological and political factors, like loosening the security grip of the Syrian regime forces in large areas of the country, after the start of the popular protests in 2011.
The Autonomous Administration’s Charter: The Mechanism for Drafting and Opportunities for Implementation By: Anas Al-Shawakh Since mid-2021, the Autonomous Administration of the De...
