Latest News Headlines Damascus Syria

Ukrainian drone factories on the rise, capable of destroying military vehicles affordably.

Israel strikes southern Damascus in response to Syrian calls to end occupation, escalating tensions in the region.

National Dialogue Conference in Syria's capital, Damascus, marks the beginning of a new era with over 600 participants.

Israeli warplanes target locations in Damascus and Dera in retaliatory strikes.

Syrian General Security Directorate destroyed drugs seized in the intelligence headquarters of the toppled Baath regime in Damascus.

Syrian President Ahmed Assad announced the establishment of a transitional justice commission during a national dialogue conference in Damascus.

Residents of Manbij in Syria's east rural area are forced to leave their homes due to intense rocket attacks by the terrorist organization PKK/YPG.

The European Union takes a step towards the new administration in Damascus by suspending some restrictions on Syria.

A mass grave, believed to belong to civilians killed by the toppled Bashar al-Assad regime, was discovered in the Sibeyne district of Damascus, Syria.

Israel implements forward defense strategy with buffer zones along borders to detect threats in advance. Controversy arises over control or land seizure.

The European Union has suspended certain sanctions on Syria, including providing funds to the Syrian central bank.

A 19-year-old Syrian asylum seeker stabbed a tourist near the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, according to reports.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is scheduled to visit Ankara tomorrow for talks on Syria.

The G20 Foreign Ministers' First Meeting hosted by South Africa has ended with discussions on various international and regional issues.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasizes the importance of peace, economic development, and welfare in fragile regions like Syria and Gaza.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasizes two-state solution as the only path to peace in recent G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting in South Africa.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will participate in the G20 Foreign Ministers' First Meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa on 20-21 February.

Recent sabotage attacks on Russian ships in the Mediterranean Sea spark intrigue and suspicions.

Ukraine's drone attack on a Russian oil refinery causes a fire, raising concerns between Russia and the US.

Azerbaijan announces the reopening of its embassy in the capital of Syria, supporting peace and stability in the region.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu assures Cabinet approval needed before starting negotiations for the second stage of ceasefire agreement.

US Central Command reports the killing of a senior finance and logistics official of the Al-Qaeda-linked Huraseddin group in Syria.

Israel contemplates using special forces for a strategic move against Iran's nuclear facilities, supported by US weaponry and intelligence.

The German government has extended the special border controls to prevent illegal immigration for another six months.

Deputy Foreign Minister Nuh Yılmaz will attend the Syria-themed international conference in Paris to discuss stability and security in the region.

President of Syria, Ahmed Shara, emphasizes the need to lift sanctions imposed on the country, stating that with the fall of the regime, these sanctions are no longer justified.

The banned film, 'Bad Son', which was prohibited during the Baath regime, was screened for the first time in Syria, depicting the oppression and tyranny of the regime.

Israeli soldiers tortured and threatened a Palestinian prisoner during the fifth round of a hostage exchange with Hamas.

French President Macron expresses willingness to create a positive agenda in bilateral relations with Turkey during phone call with President Erdogan.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu suggests Saudi Arabia to establish a Palestinian state, sparking controversy in the Middle East.