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Over 1.2 million Syrians have returned home since Assad's fall in 2024, amid destroyed homes and uncertain jobs.

CENTCOM links Syria stability to US domestic security, citing counterterrorism cooperation.

Thousands of missing persons were secretly buried in a mass grave near the Third Division Command in Syria.

Syrian regime transferred chemical stockpiles to secret depots in 2013.

A search engine lists one million people wanted by Syrian intelligence services, including warrants and travel bans.

Zaman al-Wasl launches a search engine listing 9,000 Jordanians wanted by Syrian intelligence.

Germans are calling for Syrian refugee deportations due to cultural incompatibility and extremist ideologies.

Syria's business community in coastal Lattakia and Tartous adjusts to transitional government policies eighteen months after Assad's fall, experiencing mixed economic impacts from new state direction and governance changes.

Assad transferred chemical stockpiles to the 105th Brigade a week before UN experts arrived.

Germany's government considers repatriating Syrian migrants amid a hardening stance on immigration.

Hussein, a Syrian child, needs plastic surgery after suffering severe burns in a fire.

Assad's army buries dozens of slain troops in Homs' Firdaus cemetery on Sunday.

Syrians can check a database of 1.5 million people wanted by the Assad regime for arrest or interrogation.

Syrian regime army finishes building a new military prison in Homs province.

Syria's Presidential Guard was founded by Hafez al-Assad in the 1970s to defend his regime.

Yahiya Zakariya Al-Zarzour, a Syrian war criminal, arrived in Germany seeking asylum.

Iran demands US consider Israel's actions in Lebanon in diplomatic talks, sparking sovereignty concerns.

The foreign fighters who helped topple Assad — and why China worries about them

The UN Security Council Committee unanimously delisted Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham from terrorism sanctions in February 2026, ending asset freezes and travel bans imposed since 2014, marking legal rehabilitation of Syria's transitional authority following Assad's December 2024 fall.

Assad's regime was on high alert after a newspaper exposed a mass grave, prompting an immediate investigation.

Syrian regime hid chemical stockpiles in secret depots in 2013.

Zaman Al Wasl releases third batch of Assad's wanted list, including 1,500,000 names.

The European Union sanctioned five Syrian figures, including three former military leaders and two businessmen, for orchestrating post-regime sectarian violence causing hundreds of deaths and financing crimes against humanity, implementing asset freezes and travel bans.

Israel wages war against Iran and Palestinians, seeking to expand its territory.

Hassan Abu Hamza is allegedly a secret agent with ties to the Syrian regime.

Assad's regime allegedly produces chemical weapons at the secret Zouba facility.

Russia seeks no transitional period in Syria, according to the opposition's chief negotiator.

Daesh killed Brigadier General Imad Muhsen Mohamed in southern Syria clashes Sunday.

The Syrian film "La pluie de Homs" distorts the city's revolutionary history with biased scenes.

Jordanian officials meet with Russia to discuss a ceasefire in southwest Syria.

Syrian Air Force trains Libyan pilots to fight the UN-recognized government.

Colonel Hassan Haidar, a military police commander, died from COVID-19 in Deir Ezzor province.

A Syrian refugee in Germany illegally entered Syria to meet Air Force Intelligence officers.

Following Assad's December 2024 fall, over 1.2 million Syrians voluntarily returned home, yet many face impossible choices between emotional pull and practical realities like destroyed homes, scarce jobs, weak services, and established lives abroad.

Thirty-seven countries backed an international tribunal for Russian war leadership on day 1543 of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, marking what analysts described as a critical "point of no return" in accountability efforts against Moscow's invasion.

The United States condemned Syrian President Assad's violent crackdown on peaceful protesters, imposed comprehensive sanctions freezing Syrian government assets and banning petroleum trade, and called for Assad's departure to enable democratic transition determined by Syrian people themselves.

Former Syrian detainees still suffer from regime-era court decisions and penalties.

Rihab Allawi, a Syrian activist, was tortured to death by Military Intelligence.

10 million searches were made for names on a leaked Syrian wanted list, according to Google Analytics statistics.

Syria's post-revolution scene is marked by a phenomenon of total loyalty to the state, suppressing criticism and dissent.

Putin's actions often harm those he claims to support, as seen in Syria and Ukraine.

Assad's Shabiha thugs find refuge in Germany, threatening Syrian refugees.

North Korea operates an underground military base near Syrian President Assad's hometown in Latakia province.

Syrian opposition figure says the problem is Assad, not the constitution, seeking a democratic government.

At least 33 Assad troops from Latakia province were killed in northwestern Syria since May 1.

Iran is responsible for chlorine gas attacks on Eastern Ghouta.

A military source uncovers a mass grave with 6000 bodies near Damascus.

Russia's key man in Syria, Suhail Al Hassan, dwells in a heavily fortified headquarters.

Assad's National Security Bureau coordinated militarily and economically with Kurdish SDF units from 2011 onwards, handing over security sites and oil fields while receiving oil revenues and cash shipments, ultimately integrating regime officers post-collapse.