Stories from Syria

An agreement has been reached regarding bilingual signage in Kurdish cities. Specifically, Kurdish language has been removed from courthouse signs in Hasakah. This decision was discussed by the Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), Mazloum Abdi.

The European Union is reportedly close to finalizing a deal to return millions of refugees to Syria. This move signifies a deepening of political and economic engagement between the EU and Syria.

Emîne Osê from Kongra Star stated that the YPJ (Women's Protection Units) should be integrated into the army. She also said the necessity of women's participation in decision-making mechanisms.

Pope Leo XIV has acknowledged the Hantavirus situation, thanking the Canary Islands.

This development has raised questions regarding the arrival of Al-Shami to work for the Syrian Arab Republic instead of Maher al-Sharaker.

An Israeli attack, reportedly with American approval, occurred in Syria.

Artist Al-Shami stated his intention to perform in Syria and mentioned an upcoming concert there in the near future.

A candidate has proposed several individuals for key ministerial positions in Iraq. Fuad Hussein is nominated for Deputy Prime Minister, Reber Ahmed for Foreign Affairs, Mahmoud Sahib Al-Darraji for Finance, Mahmoud Nouri for Industry, and Miqdad Al-Jumaili for Minister of Education. Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharia conducted a comprehensive cabinet reshuffle that involved a number of ministers and officials, including his two brothers. This move signifies a change in the Syrian government's leadership structure.

Excavation of a mass grave site in Tadamon, a district of Damascus, began a week ago, nearly 13 years after approximately 40 civilians were executed there in 2013.