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Wednesday, February 25, 2026

Al-Estiklal Newspaper

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The New Syrian State Faces Remnants of the Assad Regime: Decisive Battle or Slow Burn?

The New Syrian State Faces Remnants of the Assad Regime: Decisive Battle or Slow Burn?

2 months ago

The new Syrian state continues to track and monitor sabotage operations carried out by remnants of Assad’s ousted regime, who have made the Syrian coast a secret hub for operations aimed at destabilizing security.

Syria After the Repeal of the US Caesar Act, the Start of Recovery or a Recycling of the Crisis?

Syria After the Repeal of the US Caesar Act, the Start of Recovery or a Recycling of the Crisis?

2 months ago

The repeal of the U.S. Caesar Act opens a cautious path for Syria’s reconstruction amid ongoing political and economic challenges.

Between Security Normalization and a Preemptive Strike: Why Is ‘Israel’ Clinging to Syrian Jabal el Sheikh?

Between Security Normalization and a Preemptive Strike: Why Is ‘Israel’ Clinging to Syrian Jabal el Sheikh?

3 months ago

“Israel” is holding Syrian Jabal el Sheikh as a strategic flashpoint amid U.S.-Syrian rapprochement and stalled diplomacy.

U.S. Broadens Syria’s Role in Coalition: Threat to Iran or Check on Russia?

U.S. Broadens Syria’s Role in Coalition: Threat to Iran or Check on Russia?

3 months ago

At a pivotal moment in Syria’s political landscape, Damascus’ entry into the U.S.-led coalition against ISIS marks a strategic shift that is reshaping regional and international alliances.

China and the New Syria: Navigating Diplomatic Caution While Betting on Economic Revival

China and the New Syria: Navigating Diplomatic Caution While Betting on Economic Revival

3 months ago

Since al-Assad’s fall, China has approached Syria’s new leadership with caution, balancing security concerns, especially over the Turkestan Islamic Party, with investment opportunities.

After the PKK’s Disarmament: Is the SDF on the Brink of Fragmentation or Integration in Syria?

After the PKK’s Disarmament: Is the SDF on the Brink of Fragmentation or Integration in Syria?

7 months ago

The PKK’s disarmament marks a historic blow to Kurdish separatism, pressuring the SDF—despite internal divisions and lingering ambitions—to either fully integrate into the new Syrian state or face fragmentation amid dwindling regional support.