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Shadow broker- fixer network exploits Syrians at Lebanon border (opens the original)
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Syrian travellers crossing into Lebanon pay up to 60 times the official entry fee to brokers, fixers and travel agencies behind a profitable parallel market around Lebanese border procedures that have tightened sharply since Bashar al-Assad's fall in December 2024. A driver working the Damascus-Beirut route, speaking to Euronews on condition of anonymity for security reasons, described a system in which travel agencies in the Syrian capital, paperwork fixers at the crossing and partners in Beiru
Syria's top Druze leader calls community 'integral part of Israel' (opens the original)
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The spiritual leader of Syria's Druze has described the community as "an integral part of the State of Israel," a declaration that drew sharp reactions across the region and deepened tensions between Suwayda province and Damascus. Hikmat al-Hijri made the statement at a gathering in Suwayda on Monday, praising Israel's model of state-building and saying the two communities shared "common denominators" that he said extended to doctrine. He said the region's inhabitants shared a common fate and th
Muslim World League launches counter-extremism plan in West Africa (opens the original)
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The Muslim World League has launched an initiative aimed at countering extremist discourse in West Africa, with Muslim and Christian leaders from across the region signing a series of cooperation agreements at an international conference in Abuja. The League unveiled the initiative at a conference titled "Diversity and Social Peace: A Partnership for a Promising Future," held under the patronage of Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. The gathering brought together Muslim and Christian religiou
Syrians who came home after al-Assad's fall find a complicated reality (opens the original)
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Nearly two years after Bashar al-Assad's ouster, the Syrians who rushed to go back home are discovering that what they left behind is no longer what they remember — and that coming home to a country fresh out of war comes with its own challenges. "I regret coming back," Samer told Euronews. "In Turkey I was making about $1,000. Today my income doesn't surpass $250-300." Samer* returned from Turkey after the fall of al-Assad's regime. His colleague Mustafa returned from Egypt at the same time. Wo
Tripoli erupts over power cuts with calls to bring down government (opens the original)
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A wave of demonstrations spread across Tripoli on Sunday night and Monday, with protesters blocking major roads, shutting down state institutions and demanding the removal of Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah's Government of National Unity (GNU), as daily power cuts of up to 14 hours during a severe heatwave pushed public anger to its breaking point. The protests, which began in response to the electricity crisis, quickly expanded into a broader challenge to Libya's political establishment. Demo
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