Browsing: Ahmad al-Sharaa

Syria’s austerity backfires as bread prices soar, wages collapse, and the largest protests since Assad’s fall challenge Sharaa’s transition.

Turkey, Pakistan, and Qatar emerged as Iran War Winners by making themselves indispensable to Washington without firing a shot.

Suspicious cardiac deaths among Syrian officers revive fears of an Assad-era purge as the government refuses to investigate or explain.

Syrian Kurds need decentralization, not just SDF integration, to protect wartime gains from Damascus’s push to recentralize power.

Israeli Red Lines now target Turkish military entrenchment in Syria after Abu Duhur strike escalates regional security tensions.

Ankara and Tel Aviv face escalating border friction. A discrete diplomatic buffer is urgently needed in Damascus to prevent a major military miscalculation.

Armed forces in Damascus retain integrated foreign fighters and illicit finance rings as Washington reviews state sponsor of terrorism delisting protocols.

By Kheder Khaddour and Issam Kayssi As Washington reduces its presence in the country, the success of its withdrawal and…