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Although the National Commission for Transitional Justice was established by presidential decree in May 2025 and conducted field consultations across 12 governorates, the report says its work remains hampered by institutional obstacles.
On security, border management and counter‑terrorism, Sharaa said Damascus has maintained a clear and consistent policy: the state must hold the exclusive monopoly on armed force.
Zaidi visited the Sayyida Zeinab Shrine and the Umayyad Mosque following his official talks.
Responders conducted 165 field interventions across Aleppo, Raqqa, Deir ez‑Zor, Hama, Homs and Lattakia.
President Sharaa stressed that economic ties form the historical backbone of Syrian‑Iraqi relations and called for their development to ensure sustainable cooperation resilient to political fluctuations.
Osman noted that the Syrian government is working to expand women’s roles across state institutions and is preparing a national plan for the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325
Amid domestic pressure in Jordan and suspicions of misleading intelligence, calls are growing for a transparent investigation that safeguards Syrian sovereignty and protects the partnership between the two countries, the state-owned al-Thawra writes.
The most direct form of alteration is deletion, Rweida Kanaan writes in Al-Thawra.
Political analyst Abdullah al‑Hamad believes Damascus is seriously pursuing accession, noting that the issue featured prominently in President Sharaa’s meeting with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
Syrian authorities have not issued any official clarification regarding these movements.
The Syrian People’s Assembly also issued a statement condemning the strikes and urging both governments to launch a joint investigation.
Energy specialists note that adopting a BOO model does not automatically diminish state authority.
These curricular changes raise profound questions about who holds the authority to write national history, Abdulrahman al‑Hajj writes in the state-owned Al-Thawra.
Addressing the civilian casualties reported in southern Syria, an official source stated that the unintended deaths occurred when shockwaves from the strike reached a nearby tent housing relatives of an ISIS operative.
