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Scars of war linger on Syria’s Saint Simeon monastery photos

Scars of war linger on Syria’s Saint Simeon monastery

  • Syria was once an archaeologist’s paradise, home to some of the oldest and best-preserved jewels of ancient civilizations
By AFP ·
Syrian, Kuwaiti foreign ministers discuss exchanging ambassadors

Syrian, Kuwaiti foreign ministers discuss exchanging ambassadors

By Arab News ·
Under pressure, Syria overhauls its security apparatus

Under pressure, Syria overhauls its security apparatus

By asharq al awsat ·
Update Iran-US strikes enter ninth day as attacks hit US base in Syria, aircraft in Jordan video

Iran-US strikes enter ninth day as attacks hit US base in Syria, aircraft in Jordan

By Agencies ·
The festival features 66 national companies offering a wide range of products. (SANA)

Tartous launches summer festival to boost tourism and local business

By SANA ·
Damascus court hears witnesses in trial of former grand mufti 

Damascus court hears witnesses in trial of former grand mufti 

By SANA ·
Update Iran targets US bases in Iraq, Jordan, Oman and Syria

Iran targets US bases in Iraq, Jordan, Oman and Syria

By Arab News ·
Syrian authorities seize another 200,000 captagon pills

Syrian authorities seize another 200,000 captagon pills

By Arab News ·
Germany and Syria launch committee to aid latter’s economic recovery and reconstruction

Germany and Syria launch committee to aid latter’s economic recovery and reconstruction

By Arab News ·
Update Syria foils attempt to smuggle weapons to Hezbollah from Iraq, state news agency says

Syria foils attempt to smuggle weapons to Hezbollah from Iraq, state news agency says

By Reuters ·
Update Israel tells Pentagon chief will keep troops in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza ‘security zones’

Israel tells Pentagon chief will keep troops in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza ‘security zones’

By AFP ·
Kuwait Airways operates 1st flights to Damascus in 14 years

Kuwait Airways operates 1st flights to Damascus in 14 years

By Arab News ·
Senior Daesh security leader in Syria lived ‘semi-permanently’ in Lebanon

Senior Daesh security leader in Syria lived ‘semi-permanently’ in Lebanon

By Asharq Al-Awsat ·

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