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Trump repeals Caesar Act sanctions on Syria

Washington (SANA)  U.S. President Donald Trump signed the fiscal year 2026 defense budget into law late Thursday, formally repealing the Caesar Act sanctions on Syria, a sweeping measures imposed on the former regime in 2019. The repeal was included in the National Defense...

Trump signs $901B National Defense Authorization Act

US President Donald Trump signed into law Thursday the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) -- a $901 billion measure that outlines the Pentagon’s policies and spending for 2026. In a lengthy signing statement issued by the White House, Trump said the legislation would advance his “Peace...

Syria congratulations state of Qatar on national day

Damascus (SANA) Syria congratulated the brotherly State of Qatar, its leadership, government, and people, on the occasion of its National Day, wishing it continued progress and prosperity. “The Syrian Arab Republic extends its warmest congratulations and best wishes to the brotherly State...

Structural missteps hinder reform of the Syrian oil sector

While nations strive to develop their oil sectors by adopting the latest administrative systems and technologies, the Syrian oil sector remains stagnant, caught in a whirlwind of administrative and structural disarray. The issue is not merely a lack of resources or expertise, but lies in the...

Security forces arrest war crime suspect

The Syrian Ministry of Interior announced on Wednesday the arrest of Anwar Nasser Hindi, who is implicated in war crimes and criminal activities during the era of the ousted regime. In a statement posted on its Telegram channel, the ministry said that "the Internal Security Forces in...

Excuse me, Ministry of Justice: Where is the crime?

The Ministry of Justice issued a circular on January 5, 2025, urging Syrians to hand over any evidence they have or may come into possession of to public prosecutors for preservation. This is undoubtedly a sound position from the Syrian Ministry of Justice. However, the new Circular No. 24,...