China’s state-owned energy and chemical giant Sinopec named a new manager for
its subsidiary in Syria . The move, coming nearly a d …
its subsidiary in Syria . The move, coming nearly a d …
Social protests in Syria as US tightens net around Iran and its allies
The US, via its control over multilateral financial institutions, also engineered the collapse in 2019 of Lebanon’s economy with which Syria is inextricably linked, to tighten the noose around …
DW Business
While the conflict in Syria remains at a standstill, Syrians are facing another battle: a crippling economic crisis. Spiraling inflation and a plunging currency are making even the basics unaffordable …
After fire destroyed their home, 2 teen brothers — immigrants from Syria — open S.I. smoothie shop
We find that this store will be the last piece of our puzzle, and will be our key to a door of opportunities that we have worked so hard to reach.’ …
21 arrested in Cyprus after Greek Cypriots attempt to attack Syrian migrants
Tensions between Greek Cypriots and Syrian migrants have been escalating in the Middle Eastern country. Over two dozen people were recently arrested.
‘It brought back memories of Syria.’ For refugees in Sudan, war is a reminder of the terror they left behind
Abad remembers rockets and barrel bombs tumbling over his hometown of Aleppo, a sprawling city in northwestern Syria that became the epicenter of a long-running civil war.
Watch Irish soldiers hold live fire exercise as they prepare for Syria mission
The Mirror has been given access to the exercise by the 133-strong 68th Infantry Group as it prepares to head to the Golan Heights in war-torn Syria next month.
Turkey’s Fidan to visit Russia as Ukraine’s grain deal, Syria talks stall
Ankara’s efforts to revive the Black Sea grain deal and stalled high level talks between Ankara and Damascus are expected to be high on the agenda of the talks between top Russian and Turkish …
Syrian Refugees in Jordan Are Facing Increasing Uncertainty
Uncertainty is rising for Syrian refugees everywhere. Borders are tightening in Europe, deportations from Lebanon and Turkey are increasing, and Syria remains inhospitable for returning refugees.
Syria protests spurred by economic misery stir memories of the 2011 anti-government uprising
Anti-government protests in southern Syria have entered their second week, with demonstrators waving the colorful flag of the minority Druze community, burning banners of President Bashar Assad, and …