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Syria’s Sharaa excludes Kurdish Newroz from holiday events
A composite image showing Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, also known as Abu Mohammed al-Golani, and Syrian Kurds celebrate the...
Syria picks parliament, excludes Kurds and Druze
Syrian parliament, Damascus, Syria, September 21, 2025. Photo: Reuters DAMASCUS,— Syria is set to select members of its first parliament...
Al-Sharaa’s diplomatic wins embolden his monopoly on power
Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa, also known as Abu Mohammed al-Golani, speaks during the 80th session of the United Nations...
Sharaa forces’ bombardment kills civilians in Syrian Kurdistan: monitor
Injured civilians were taken to the hospital after drone strikes and shelling by Damascus-aligned Islamist forces in Deir Hafer, eastern...
Thousands of Kurds rally in Syrian Kurdistan for decentralization
Thousands of Kurds rally in Qamishlo city in Syrian Kurdistan (Rojava) for decentralization in support of their autonomous administration and...
Syrian forces marked houses with X and O to empty Alawite suburb
A house is marked with X and O symbols as Syrian authorities carry out eviction orders in the predominantly Alawite...
Syria exports crude oil for first time in 14 years, official says
The crude oil tanker Nissos Christiana, first ship to transport oil from Syria since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime,...
The Suited Caliph (of al-Sham) – Part Two
Al Nusra front Islamist militants, Syria, 2013. Photo: Screengrab/video/Al Jazeera TV Sheri Laizer | iKurd.net Ahmed al-Sharaa gave an interview...
Hostages to Jihad – Austin Tice, The Long Missing American in Syria – Part One
A frame grab of American journalist Austin Tice from the leaked video – the actual running order of events is...
Syria seeks Kurds, minorities for security forces in Afrin, sparking mixed reactions
Young Kurdish men line up to sign up to join Syrian government’s General Security forces at a police station in...
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