Protests have erupted across several cities in Syria, including Raqqa, al-Bab, Hasakah, and Azaz, while demonstrators continue to protest in the Idlib countryside.
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Protests have erupted across several cities in Syria, including Raqqa, al-Bab, Hasakah, and Azaz, while demonstrators continue to protest in the Idlib countryside.
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- The former government of Syria, including Bashar al-Assad, is facing international charges.
- Ahmed al-Sharaa and Asaad al-Shaibani met in Damascus to discuss regional agreements and the potential integration of the SDF into the Syrian state.
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- Skyrocketing costs due to global oil price hikes are leading to protests and business strain, forcing government intervention.