The new Syrian government has officially taken its first practical steps to boost defense capabilities through neighboring Turkiye, the largest regional ally supporting the country’s stability and preventing its division amid rising internal challenges.

At a time when Gaza is facing one of the worst humanitarian disasters of modern history, the European Union took two positions in July 2025 that sparked widespread anger and disappointment among Palestinians and their supporters worldwide.

The U.S. openness to Syria’s new leadership marks a sharp shift in Washington’s approach to a country striving to restore territorial unity and revive its economy.

The Palestinian economy is on the brink of collapse due to Israeli restrictions on shekel funds that have paralyzed banking, trade, and public services.

Jordan has taken a leading role in containing the Sweida conflict, driven by tribal ties and geopolitical concerns, to preserve Syria’s unity and stability.