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Tears and hope for Syrians in a post Assad world
It will take Syria a little while to catch up with itself – the end of the regime came so quickly few were prepared.
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Israel, Syria, Iran: how the Middle East is about to change
With the Israel Gaza war reportedly on the brink of a ceasefire and Iran reeling after the devastation of Hezbollah in Lebanon and the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, the Middle East could totally change in 2025.
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How inclusive do Syrians believe new leaders will be?
We spoke to Dr H.A. Hellyer, senior associate fellow in Middle East studies at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies, and started by asking him how inclusive Syrians believe their new leader can be.
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DUBBED Life under Assad in ‘the capital of Syria’s revolution’
Syria’s third city, Homs, was called ‘the capital of the revolution’ against the regime of Bashar al Assad.
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Life under Assad in ‘the capital of Syria’s revolution’
Syria’s third city, Homs, was called ‘the capital of the revolution’ against the regime of Bashar al Assad.
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‘International community needs to get behind Syrian people’, says UN
The UN’s Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, addressed the Security Council earlier from Damascus where he met Syria’s new leadership.
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What Syria’s new army might look like
The leader of Syria’s HTS rebel group has promised to disband the armed factions that toppled Bashar al Assad and unite them under the authority of the defence ministry.
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DUBBED True scale of Assad’s slaughter revealed at Syrian mass grave
His prisons held hundreds of thousands of people: relentlessly tortured and abused, many of them did not survive.
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Syrians have become a ‘scapegoat’ in Germany, says Syrian journalist
We spoke to Syrian journalist and pro-democracy activist Rami Jarrah.
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Scholz loses vote of no confidence – what now for Syrians?
Events in Syria are being watched very closely here, not least because this country has hosted more than a million Syrian refugees since 2015, more than any other European country.
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How are events in Syria playing out in the US?
What chance is there of accountability for the Assad regime given the evidence being uncovered at Al-Qutayfa and elsewhere in Syria?
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Assad could one day face court, says former US war crimes ambassador
We spoke to Stephen Rapp, who served as the US ambassador at large for war crimes issues in the Office of Global criminal justice under President Obama.
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‘It’s a slaughterhouse, a machinery of death,’ says Syrian Emergency Task Force director
We spoke to Mouaz Mustafa and asked how certain he was that his uncle was one of those buried in the mass graves of Al-Qutayfa.
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11m
True scale of Assad’s slaughter revealed at Syrian mass grave
His prisons held hundreds of thousands of people: relentlessly tortured and abused, many of them did not survive.
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‘Syrians don’t see themselves as divided along sectarian lines’ – expert
Foreign ministers from the Middle East, Europe and the US have been meeting today in Jordan to try to hammer out a united approach to diplomacy with the Islamist rebel forces now in charge in Syria.
