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A woman with a child in front of a destroyed portrait of Bashar Al-Assad in Damascus in 2024

Syrians Still Reluctant To Leave Germany Despite Regime Change

Rebeka Kis October 20, 2025

Although more than €3 million was allocated for voluntary returns, only 289 Syrians have been returned to their homeland under state-specific programs.

New Syrian President Seeks To “Redefine” Ties With Moscow

TEC News / AFP October 15, 2025

Al-Sharaa is expected to ask Putin to hand over all alleged Syrian war criminals in Russia, including former dictator Bashar al-Assad.

A Change of Scene for Syrian Refugees?

TEC News October 15, 2025

After Assad’s fall in December 2024, many refugees have returned to neighboring countries—but only a small fraction in Europe plan to go back.

Christian Villages Are Burning While Syrian President Speaks at UN

Uzay Bulut October 15, 2025

Western heads of state ignore the fact that al-Sharaa’s HTS is classified as a terrorist group by the UN, the EU, and the UK.

Syria’s First Post-Assad Election Draws Criticism Over Inclusivity

TEC News / AFP October 6, 2025

Two-thirds of the assembly was elected by delegates; the remaining third will be named by interim president al-Sharaa.

Syria Votes! Limited Electorate Takes Part in Parliamentary Elections

TEC News October 6, 2025

Local committees in Syria have cast their ballots to select members of a transitional parliament, in a process some deem undemocratic.

First Jewish Candidate in Decades Seeks Seat in Syrian Legislature

TEC News / AFP October 3, 2025

Not since 1947 has a member of Syria’s Jewish community taken a seat in parliament, leaving the minority unrepresented for over 70 years.

A defendant accused of contributing to war crimes of a Syrian Shabiha pro-government militia hides his face as he waits for his trial in Hamburg, northern Germany, on May 17, 2024.

Syrian National Arrested in Germany Over Alleged Crimes Against Humanity

Rebeka Kis September 30, 2025

Prosecutors say Anwar S. led a militia in Aleppo that allegedly tortured and killed protesters during Syria’s 2011 unrest.

The Resilience and Challenges of Syria’s Rum Christian Community

Rafael Pinto Borges September 28, 2025

“The dream of a pluralistic society where our identity can thrive feels increasingly unattainable under the shadow of Islamist governance.”

Flag of Islamic State graffiti, St.-Romain-au-Mont-d'Or, Rhône-Alpes, France

French Jihadist Behind 2016 Nice Attack to Face Trial in Iraq

TEC News / AFP September 25, 2025

Adrien Guihal and 46 other French nationals transferred to Iraq from Syria are under investigation for crimes linked to the Islamic State.

Tag: Syria

Syrians Still Reluctant To Leave Germany Despite Regime Change

New Syrian President Seeks To “Redefine” Ties With Moscow

A Change of Scene for Syrian Refugees?

Christian Villages Are Burning While Syrian President Speaks at UN

Syria’s First Post-Assad Election Draws Criticism Over Inclusivity

Syria Votes! Limited Electorate Takes Part in Parliamentary Elections

First Jewish Candidate in Decades Seeks Seat in Syrian Legislature

Syrian National Arrested in Germany Over Alleged Crimes Against Humanity

The Resilience and Challenges of Syria’s Rum Christian Community

French Jihadist Behind 2016 Nice Attack to Face Trial in Iraq

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