Property Hoarding in Syria: Why Has Land Become More Attractive Than Factories?
Decisions about where investment should go will help determine the kind of economy that emerges from reconstruction, Syria TV writes.
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Syria and Jordan Foreign Ministers Discuss Bilateral Ties and Regional Developments
The conversation comes amid continued diplomatic engagement between Damascus and Amman aimed at harmonising positions on regional issues of mutual concern, al-Thawra writes.
Germany Revokes Refugee Status for Select Syrians, Citing Post‑Conflict Return Possibilities
While acknowledging ongoing socio‑economic hardships in Syria — including food shortages, high living costs, and housing deficits — BAMF maintained that return is "possible in principle."
Levant Christians Face Peril of Extinction Amid Century-Long Demographic Decline
While local authorities reported the return of nearly 90 percent of residents to Christian villages in rural Idlib (approximately 450 families), community memory remains scarred by years of forced displacement.
Damascus Hosts Syrian‑German Conference to Advance Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Cooperation
The conference brings together officials, academics, and specialists to explore avenues for strengthening bilateral cooperation, al-Thawra writes.
Reconciliation Councils Expand Across Syria: How Are They Handling Disputes Left by the War?
Local reconciliation councils are expanding in several parts of Syria to address social, financial and property disputes that have accumulated since the war years, Syria TV reports.
Syria Studying Military Support for Saudi Arabia in Yemen War
So far, neither Damascus nor Riyadh has officially announced an agreement on sending Syrian forces, al-Modon writes.
Investigation Reveals US Protection for Assad Regime Officer in Lebanon
An investigation by the BBC revealed that Bassam al-Hassan, a former major general in the Assad regime's army, is receiving funding and protection from US and Lebanese authorities.