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DAMASCUS — Israeli strikes on Sunday put out of service war-torn Syria's two main airports, state media reported citing a military source, with the transport ministry saying flights were re-routed to Latakia.While Israeli strikes have repeatedly caused the grounding of flights at the government-controlled airports in the capital Damascus and the northern city of Aleppo, it is

The family and doctors of Armita Garavand, an Iranian high school student who is in a coma after reportedly being assaulted by the morality police for not wearing the mandatory hijab, have rejected media reports that her condition has deteriorated and the 16-year-old is "likely brain dead."

On the other hand, Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said the fighting with Hamas could last “months”

DAMASCUS: Israeli air strikes on Sunday put out of service two international airports in Syria, state media reported...

BEIRUT: Syrian army shelling on Sunday in the country´s rebel-held northwest killed six children, four from the same family, a war monitor reported.“Regime ground forces” shelled...

Hezbollah is "playing a very dangerous game" and could drag Lebanon "into a war that it will gain nothing from," an Israel Defense Forces

Scheduled flights to and from Damascus and Aleppo airports were diverted to Latakia International Airport. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A second convoy of trucks carrying aid to Palestinians in the Gaza Strip crossed through the Rafah border point on Sunday, even as Israel stepped up air strikes on Gaza.

The number of Syrian refugees under temporary protection registered in Türkiye has decreased significantly in 2023, registering its lowest level in seven years, according to data published by the Turkish General Directorate of Migration Management on Monday. The Directorate said that since the beginning of this year, the number of Syrian refugees has decreased by 247,143 people, while the number of registered refugees has decreased by 19,127 people in October compared to September,.

Iranian-Kurdish political detainee Naeb Askari has again been sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Urmia after the charge against him was changed to armed rebellion from an initial conviction for "enmity against God" that he appealed.