In light of the escalating bloody violence on the Syrian coast and the assassination of prominent figures, urgent questions are emerging: Who truly benefits from fueling strife in Syria? Are they internal forces seeking to consolidate their influence, or are external parties reshuffling their...

The Associated Press reported that the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime has exacerbated the already tense relations between Turkey and Israel, noting that the two sides' conflicting interests in Syria are pushing the relationship toward a potential collision course. The agency noted that...

As the country enters a new phase based on fundamentals different from the past, there are growing calls to abandon exclusionary and sectarian rhetoric and work hard to consolidate the values ​​of citizenship and true partnership among Syria's various communities. Activists and those...

Certainly, what was committed on the Syrian coast constitutes a horrific violation against civilians, as innocent people of all sects, including Alawites and Sunnis, were killed. What happened brings to mind the crimes committed in recent years and evokes the pain inflicted by the former regime...

The battles between Syria’s security forces and Alawite groups point to the chaos that still reigns in parts of Syria, according to Century International fellow Aron Lund. “The Syrian coast is a very fragile place, with sectarian hatred, a legacy of brutal conflict and weapons everywhere,”...

By Mohammad Karkas In the midst of recent events, #Idlib is at the forefront of the Syrian scene as the safest and most stable area, despite the ongoing threats it faces. In conjunction with the systematic attacks launched by the remnants of the Assad regime on Thursday night on the Syrian...

Populism weaves its own narrative in response to the challenges facing society without thinking about the rationality of that narrative or its political and social consequences. When it does so, it resorts to the unconscious stock of the group, or let us say the collective mind, which...

After seven years of operating discreetly in exile, the National Syria Gathering held its first conference in Damascus under government auspices and in the presence of over 100 Syrian businessmen from inside and outside the country. The conference, opened by Finance Minister Mohamed Abazid,...

"It's very simple; whoever defended the regime of killing and torture to the end must be politically isolated under a law that prevents him from participating in any government position or national conference for at least five years. Several countries did this after the fall of...

Since taking power in December, the new Syrian administration has prioritized internal security issues and breaking international isolation in the first two months after Bashar al-Assad fled to Russia, collapsing the Baath party regime's 61-year rule. Syria's new government initially focused on...

In a puzzling scene, we find ourselves entering the second month of liberation without any tangible media presence for the new government. There are no official digital platforms to provide citizens with news or data, and no means to announce decrees or appoint officials or even explain the...

Celebrations erupted across the world after the US, Egypt, and Qatar announced a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas to end more than 15 months of fighting in Gaza, in return for the release of hostages and gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from the war-torn strip. The...

Last year, I had an appointment with a cardiologist from the Alawite sect, which I got after waiting for three months, which is a great time for those who know that appointments for specialist doctors in France take at least six months and maybe more. What made the appointment even more...

The Syrian asks "Should I be sad about the destruction of my country's air, sea and land military bases by Israel?" A bitter question, especially since these bases were used only to kill the Syrian people. Airports from which Syrian and Russian warplanes took off, flew and bombed, chemical...

By Fouad Abdel Aziz Since the opposition factions began last week to advance on Aleppo province and later take control of it, the stance of many Alawite figures opposed to the Assad regime was striking, as they began to declare their fear of this attack, if not to say their...

With Israel poised to attack Iran, having already blindsided friends and foes alike with its blitz against Lebanon’s Hezbollah movement, all the talk is of an inexorable slide towards a new, pan-Middle Eastern war. Yet brakes remain to halt a regional fall into a wider conflagration...

The Gaza battle appears to be nearing its end with signs of agreements emerging, Hamas and Israel being closer in distance and Hezbollah’s Hassan Nasrallah announcing that there will be no retaliatory war for the deaths of around 500 Hezbollah leaders. This is in addition to the remains of...

In a country already on edge, the  assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump  has enraged his supporters, paused the Democratic campaign and raised fears of further political violence in the run-up to November’s election. Trump’s Republican allies painted him as a hero...

After nine months of low-scale conflict, Israel and the  Iran-backed Lebanese movement Hezbollah  are on the brink of a full-scale war. Despite efforts by the United States and the international community to pursue diplomatic solutions, tensions remain high. If war erupts,...

Pezeshkian is an ‘advocate of development-oriented discourse’ and his victory shows Iranians want ‘change and sanctions relief,’ says political analyst Mahdi Motahharnia Iran’s foreign policy will remain unchanged and continue to be shaped by Supreme Leader Khamenei, according to Motahharnia...