“The leader of the new Syrian administration, Ahmed al-Sharaa, met on Friday at the People's Palace in Damascus with German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock and her French counterpart Jean-Noël Barrot, during a visit to the Syrian capital, during which they stressed the need to achieve a peaceful and comprehensive transfer of power.

An online news publication “Fair Planet” reported that there are three countries that were the most difficult places to be a Muslim woman. The three listed are: Saudi Arabia, Iran and Afghanistan. The reasoning was quoted as the following;...

US Secretary of State, Blinken, announced the basic principles that the new Syrian government has to adhere to, ensuring not to become a base for terrorism, extremism and a threat to its neighbours.The EU leaders called for a Syrian-led political process preventing the re-emergence of sectarian violence, extremism and terrorism.

The plight of women in modern-day Syria and other regions underscores the urgent need for a system that guarantees their dignity, safety, and rights. The tragic stories of women subjected to rape, torture, and exploitation in the prisons of Syria during the ongoing conflict highlight the failure of secular and authoritarian regimes to protect the vulnerable.