Experts say that the words by Syria's de-facto leader are encouraging, but his actions would speak louder. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The brewing “cyberwar” between HTS supporters and ISIS supporters could prompt a new wave of global jihad. he collapse of ...

The New Arab looks at Anas Khattab, the 37-year-old head of Syria’s intelligence service appointed by Ahmed al-Sharaa.

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A Turkish television news report Tuesday claimed that Turkey’s President Recep Erdogan will travel to Damascus Friday and offer prayer at that city’s ancient Great Mosque. His transportation minister ...

If defense officials and analysts had warned that the Azrieli Towers, the Kirya military headquarters’ tall buildings, and ...

Resentment against the presence of Israeli troops in Syria will continue to build up. A permanent state of Israeli occupation ...

With less than a month left until Donald Trump’s inauguration, speculations about the future of Israeli prime minister ...

HTS, a US-designated terrorist group, emerged as the de facto ruler of Syria after Assad’s fall on December 8, following an ...