Syria’s de facto leader says holding elections could take up to four years
It could take as long as four years to hold elections in Syria, the country’s de facto leader said in the first official ...
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Syria authorities say armed groups have agreed to disband
Absent from the meeting were representatives of the US-backed, Kurdish-led forces that control swathes of Syria's northeast.
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Thousands take to the streets around Syria to celebrate end of Assad regime: ‘It’s like a dream’
the country’s interim prime minister, Mohammed al-Bashir ... Two foot soldiers sitting on a portrait of Assad outside the military judicial building (Bel Trew/The Independent) “I was just ...
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Syria authorities say armed groups have agreed to disband
On Sunday Sharaa, long known by his nom de guerre Abu Mohammed al-Jolani ... SDF spokesman Farhad Shami told AFP the question of his group's integration into the national armed forces "should ...
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Syria’s de facto leader says holding elections could take up to four years
Amid protests across Syria over women’s and minority rights, Sharaa – also known by his nom de guerre Abu Mohammed al-Jolani ... as a force for moderation. Portraits of missing people ...
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‘Come home’, new Syrian PM urges refugees
A destroyed tank becomes the stage for singing and dancing in Damascus Credit: Chris McGrath/Getty Images Mohammed al-Jolani ... and missions,” said Omar al-Shami, a security official with ...
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Mass graves uncovered in the wake of Syrian president’s ouster
A defaced portrait of ousted president Bashar al-Assad ... of being locked in one of Assad’s notorious dungeon jails. Mohammed Darwish, a 34-year-old journalist, was held with around 100 others ...