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Lebanese Army Intercepts 250kg of TNT Smuggled Across the Syrian BorderBreaking News

Lebanese Army Intercepts 250kg of TNT Smuggled Across the Syrian Border

The Lebanese army seized nearly 250kg of explosives smuggled from Syria after suspects fled across the border. The operation comes amid ongoing cross-border security efforts and regional diplomatic tensions.

The National|October 1, 2026|1
Tragic Bus Ambush in Western Homs Leaves Seven Civilians Dead and Four WoundedBreaking News

Tragic Bus Ambush in Western Homs Leaves Seven Civilians Dead and Four Wounded

A brutal bus ambush in the western countryside of Homs province left seven civilian employees dead and four wounded, highlighting ongoing security challenges in Syria.

The National|October 1, 2026|1
Syrian Forces Arrest Hezbollah-Linked Cell and Seize Rocket Launchers Near Southern BorderPolitics

Syrian Forces Arrest Hezbollah-Linked Cell and Seize Rocket Launchers Near Southern Border

Syrian security forces arrested a three-man cell linked to Hezbollah and dismantled their rocket launchers in the Yarmouk river basin. The operation comes amid ongoing regional tensions and diplomatic efforts involving Israel and the US.

The National|September 30, 2026|1
Syria Faces Its Toughest Economic Test Yet Amid Rising Public Protests and Reconstruction PressuresEconomy

Syria Faces Its Toughest Economic Test Yet Amid Rising Public Protests and Reconstruction Pressures

Syria is experiencing widespread protests over surging fuel prices and economic hardships as the transitional government struggles to bridge the gap between international investments and everyday living standards.

Egypt Independent|September 29, 2026|1
Iraq Begins Importing Petrol via Syria in US-Backed Push to Strengthen Regional TiesEconomy

Iraq Begins Importing Petrol via Syria in US-Backed Push to Strengthen Regional Ties

Iraq has started importing petrol through Syria via an overland trade route, marking a US-backed effort to strengthen bilateral ties and bypass trade disruptions.

The National|September 27, 2026|3
Syria Faces Decades of Reconstruction as Aid Chief Warns Current Support Falls Woefully ShortEconomy

Syria Faces Decades of Reconstruction as Aid Chief Warns Current Support Falls Woefully Short

Syria faces a multi-decade recovery from civil war destruction, but international aid remains woefully insufficient amid global budget cuts and unprecedented crises, warns Prosper Global chief executive Tjada McKenna.

The National|September 26, 2026|1
US Restores $5 Million in Looted Roman Mosaics and Ancient Treasures to SyriaCulture

US Restores $5 Million in Looted Roman Mosaics and Ancient Treasures to Syria

US authorities have returned $5 million worth of looted Roman mosaics and ancient artifacts to Syria during a historic ceremony in New York coinciding with President Ahmad Al Shara's visit.

The National|September 24, 2026
Syria Launches Ambitious Plan to Build Two Million Homes by 2035 to Overcome Housing CrisisEconomy

Syria Launches Ambitious Plan to Build Two Million Homes by 2035 to Overcome Housing Crisis

Syria has announced plans to build and rehabilitate two million homes by 2035 to combat its severe housing shortage, supported by major foreign investments and returning citizens.

The National|September 24, 2026|2
Syria Set to Host Arab Cycling Championship in Historic Sporting Return After 19 YearsSports

Syria Set to Host Arab Cycling Championship in Historic Sporting Return After 19 Years

Syria prepares to host the Arab Cycling Championship next month, marking its first major regional sporting event in 19 years with delegations from 14 nations participating.

The National|September 24, 2026|1
Iran Proposes Ceasefire Road Map While Gaza Pledges Reach $2.45 Billion and Syrian Tourism SurgesPolitics

Iran Proposes Ceasefire Road Map While Gaza Pledges Reach $2.45 Billion and Syrian Tourism Surges

Iran has delivered a ceasefire road map to the US, while international efforts pledge $2.45 billion for Gaza and Syrian tourism experiences a significant surge.

The National|September 24, 2026|1
Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara Condemns Israeli Strikes at UN General AssemblyPolitics

Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara Condemns Israeli Strikes at UN General Assembly

Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara addressed the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, condemning ongoing Israeli air strikes and incursions while highlighting Syria's post-war reconstruction, refugee returns, and restored international diplomatic ties.

The National|September 23, 2026|1
Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara Leaves Door Open for Re-Election to Complete Governance PlansPolitics

Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara Leaves Door Open for Re-Election to Complete Governance Plans

Syrian President Ahmad Al Shara said he may seek re-election after the transitional period if needed to complete his governance plans. He also addressed Israeli strikes, the Golan Heights, and the situation in Lebanon during an Atlantic Council event.

The National|September 23, 2026
Massive Explosions Rock Syrian Army Site Near Aleppo as Experts Suspect SabotageBreaking News

Massive Explosions Rock Syrian Army Site Near Aleppo as Experts Suspect Sabotage

A series of massive explosions at a military site south of Aleppo has left several injured and prompted concerns among analysts over a recurring pattern of blasts at Syrian weapons depots.

The National|September 21, 2026|1
Assala Returns to Syria After 15-Year Exile for Emotional Homecoming PerformanceCulture

Assala Returns to Syria After 15-Year Exile for Emotional Homecoming Performance

Assala, widely known as the 'Daughter of Damascus', returned to Syria for a special live performance following a 15-year exile.

Al Jazeera English|September 18, 2026
Assala, Known as the 'Daughter of Damascus', Returns to Syria for a Landmark Performance After 15 Years in ExileCulture

Assala, Known as the 'Daughter of Damascus', Returns to Syria for a Landmark Performance After 15 Years in Exile

Assala, the 'Daughter of Damascus', makes a triumphant return to perform in Syria after a 15-year exile. Meanwhile, a separate report showcases a Lebanese artist turning Israeli missile debris into art.

Al Jazeera English|September 18, 2026|1
Syrian Security Forces Arrest Five Former Assad-Era Officers for Civilian AirstrikesPolitics

Syrian Security Forces Arrest Five Former Assad-Era Officers for Civilian Airstrikes

Syrian security forces have arrested five former officers, including a general and several pilots, for allegedly conducting deadly airstrikes on civilians during the rule of Bashar al-Assad.

Al Jazeera English|September 18, 2026|1
Syrian Government Lowers Diesel Prices Following Nationwide Protests Over Energy CostsEconomy

Syrian Government Lowers Diesel Prices Following Nationwide Protests Over Energy Costs

Syria's government has introduced lower-cost diesel options following widespread nationwide protests triggered by a recent surge in fuel prices.

The National|September 18, 2026|1
Syria Condemns Israeli Actions as Major Threat to Middle East Stability at UN Security CouncilPolitics

Syria Condemns Israeli Actions as Major Threat to Middle East Stability at UN Security Council

During a UN Security Council meeting, Syria, Israel, and Turkiye clashed over military operations and territorial presence within Syria.

Al Jazeera English|September 18, 2026|1
Syrian Court Delivers Landmark Death and Prison Sentences for Coastal Mass KillingsPolitics

Syrian Court Delivers Landmark Death and Prison Sentences for Coastal Mass Killings

A Syrian court in Aleppo has issued its first verdicts over last year's coastal mass killings, handing down death and prison sentences to individuals linked to the deposed government.

Al Jazeera English|September 17, 2026|1
Syrian Military Court Issues Death Sentence and Prison Terms Over Coastal Sectarian ViolencePolitics

Syrian Military Court Issues Death Sentence and Prison Terms Over Coastal Sectarian Violence

A Syrian military court has issued its first verdicts, sentencing one defendant to death and two others to long prison terms following deadly sectarian violence on the coast last year.

The National|September 17, 2026|1