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The Syrian government is evacuating hundreds of Bedouin families trapped inside the southern city of Suwayda, where a fragile ceasefire is holding after Druze and Bedouin fighters fought for a week.

"Israeli intervention reignited tensions in the city, with fighting there a dangerous turning point," President Ahmed al-Sharaa stated, highlighting the escalating violence resulting from external military involvement.

At 80, the Syrian elder had survived a brutal civil war, economic collapse, and international sanctions, but the sight of his charred courtyard companion reduced him to tears.

The atmosphere in Sugar Man was vibrant, filled with purple lights, trendy bartenders, and a crowd that included young Syrian activists returning home to celebrate freedom.

The Trump administration has revoked the foreign terrorist organisation designation of Syria's Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), to engage with the new transitional government.

Abdulrazak al-Jenan spent thousands on solar panels, as Syria provides only a few hours of electricity daily, forcing families into debt for energy solutions.

Germany is set to deport Syrians with criminal records, as the interior ministry confirms the intention to act against dangerous individuals and delinquents.

In our interests to support the new government to deliver their commitment to build a stable, more secure and prosperous future for all Syrians.

During discussions in Damascus, Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasized that the UK is re-establishing diplomatic relations with Syria to support its new government. This support is intended to help deliver on commitments for a stable and prosperous future for Syrians.

Henry Hamra recalls being told by Syria's president Hafez al-Assad that Jews could travel anywhere except Israel, leading to the departure of many, including his family.

President Trump’s recent executive order dismantles previously established sanctions against Syria, particularly aimed at promoting investments critical to the country's development and recovery.

Sedition is happening, Hind Kabawat, Syria's Social and Labour Affairs minister, told Syria TV from a Damascus hospital, as she fought back tears. All Christians and Muslims and all Syrians need to be strong today. This is a big wound, and our pain is big.