A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Ministries of Health of Türkiye and Syria to enhance cooperation in the fields of health and medical sciences. Under the agreement, the two countries will collaborate in numerous areas, including public health protection, combating communicable diseases, and improving maternal and child healthcare. It was announced that...
Category: Syria
Critical Development in Russia-Syria Military Cooperation: Personnel Restructuring on the Agenda
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova announced that cooperation between Russia and Syria is developing very actively, officially confirming that the Russian military presence in Syria and the restructuring of personnel at military facilities have been discussed during contacts with Syrian counterparts. Speaking at the Russian Foreign Ministry’s weekly press briefing, Zakharova made significant remarks...
Barrack: Netanyahu does not care about borders or lines
Tom Barrack, the U.S. Ambassador to Ankara and Special Envoy for Syria, said, “Netanyahu clearly stated that everything changed after October 7. He does not care about borders, he does not care about lines, he does not care about the 1967 border, the 1974 border, or the December 8 line.” Ambassador Barrack made the remarks...
UK PM Starmer raises migration, border security in talks with Syria’s president
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed migration and closer cooperation on returns, border security and tackling people smuggling networks in a meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa in London, said Starmer’s office on Tuesday. Starmer welcomed steps taken by the Syrian government against the Islamic State and progress on UK-Syria counter-terrorism cooperation, while also addressing...
Türkiye has joined a task force established to eliminate remnants of chemical weapons in Syria
At the invitation of the Syrian government, Türkiye has taken part in an international task force aimed at destroying chemical weapons remnants in the country. According to information obtained by Anadolu Agency from sources at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a decision was adopted at the Executive Council of the Organisation for the Prohibition of...
Syrian Government Forces Enter Hasakah Under Ceasefire Deal
Security forces loyal to the Syrian government were deployed on Monday to the Kurdish-controlled city of Hasakah in the country’s northeast. The agreement предусматривает the gradual integration of Kurdish-administered regions into the Damascus-led government. The ceasefire announced on Friday prevented new clashes between the government of Syrian Interim President Ahmed Sharaa and the Syrian Democratic...
Kremlin Reveals Details of Putin–Sharaa Meeting
The Kremlin said that the meeting held yesterday between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Syrian President Ahmad Sharaa focused on economic relations between the two countries. Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov answered questions on the international agenda during today’s press briefing. Sharing details of the meeting that took place in Moscow yesterday between Russian leader Vladimir...
Which Balances Will the Shara–Putin Meeting Shift?
Resit Kemal As / Editor-in-Chief, World Of Global Ahmet Shara is heading to Moscow for the first time in his capacity as president. This visit is not a courtesy call; it is a delayed but inevitable reckoning. Because Russia has not merely been an actor on the Syrian stage—it has been one of the...
Barrack Meets with the SDF
U.S. Special Envoy for Syria Tom Barrack announced on social media that he had met with the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Barrack said the meeting addressed compliance with the March 18 agreement. U.S. Special Envoy for Syria and Ambassador to Ankara Tom Barrack said, “Today I met with Mazloum Abdi and Ilham Ahmed,” adding that...
Deir Hafir: A Quiet Test with Loud Implications for Europe and the United States
Resit Kemal As, Editor-in-Chief – World Of Global There was no firefight in Deir Hafir. No exchange of gunfire, no breaking headlines of a new front opening in Syria. Yet what unfolded there was far from insignificant. The brief entry of a U.S. military convoy into Deir Hafir—followed by a rapid withdrawal and an almost...
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