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Authorities in Lebanon and Syria have seized a haul of four million captagon pills, which were being smuggled to Saudi Arabia.

Jordan's army says its troops killed at least 27 armed drug smugglers and wounded others as they crossed border from Syria with amphetamines in a snowstorm.

"It is not like the Syrian government are looking the other way while drug cartels do their thing. They are the drug cartel.”

The five Syrians pulled from their homes by secret police on the same night last year were not insurgents, spies or suspected of being disloyal to the countrys president, Bashar al-Assad. Instead, they were targets in a desperate new phase of Assads battle to survive: the hunt for cash.

Middle-East Arab News and Opinion - Asharq Al-Awsat is the world’s premier pan-Arab daily newspaper, printed simultaneously each day on four continents in 14 cities

The Golden Empire Transit District is asking the public for their input to help improve their transit services.

Spurred by conflicts in the Middle East, North Africa, and Afghanistan, the migration emergency in Belarus gives Washington an opportunity to foster cooperative agreements and goodwill.

Government pockets half of donations as central bank forces UN agencies to use lower exchange rate

Researchers said that Syria made the UN use its official exchange rate for donations, which is more lucrative than the rate used on the black market.

The EFS was established in 2017 to investigate the possible effects of extensive electrification across all economic sectors in the United States, including commercial and residential structures, transportation, and industry.