
Syria Joins Anti-ISIS Coalition
Ahmad al-Sharaa’s Washington trip sees the Syrian leader push to end sanctions and claim to join the global fight against ISIS.

Ahmad al-Sharaa’s Washington trip sees the Syrian leader push to end sanctions and claim to join the global fight against ISIS.

Al-Sharaa was removed from Washington’s terrorist terrorism blacklist only the day before.

Kurdish group says Ahmed al-Sharaa helped oversee mass killings and war crimes.

Two Syrians lost appeals to avoid removal, as judges say Damascus and Latakia are not dangerous enough to justify protection.

The chancellor’s call to send migrants back sharply contrasts with his foreign minister’s claims that Syria remains unfit for their return.

Wadephul’s comments about asylum returns harm Syria and Germany alike.

Official trip sees Berlin announce aid for Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan.

After Assad and 13 years of war, the Levantine country needs investment worth €186 billion to get back on its feet.

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

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