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The de facto leader of Syria who replaced the Assad regime told Saudi media: 'We are preparing for a longer term for the transitional government.' He clarified that the process is complex, stating, 'A new census will be necessary.'
Fourth and largest Israeli strike in Yemen targets Houthi-controlled locations, including airport runway.
Syrian activist says pro-Iranian elements are behind protests and violence that erupted across western Syria, leading to deaths of security personnel and burning of religious sites.
Syria’s new leader, Ahmed Al-Shara, met with officials from Lebanon and Turkey while wearing a tie. Is this fashion choice a subtle message to the West? And what is the status of ties in the Muslim world?
As Cairo monitors potential regional ripple effects in the wake of the collapse of Assad's regime, archival videos showing Egyptian citizens removing pro-President el-Sisi signage are being distributed.
Unprecedented encounter occurs at the "International Defense Expo 2024" hosted by Vietnam.
Deal includes maintaining silence on Syria developments, sources tell Al-Akhbar, a pro-Hezbollah paper in Lebanon.
Despite rumors on the former dictator splitting with his wife Asma and her filing an official motion, it appears that these reports are baseless.
According to a source close to Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian's administration quoted by Baghdad Alyoum, the US message conveyed a willingness to engage in direct talks and potentially forge a new nuclear agreement that would differ from the 2015 deal that was abandoned in 2018.
Mojtaba Rahmandoost, a member of Iran's Shura Council, said he received the ring as a gift from Nasrallah in February 2014. Now it got sold for $16,000.
