US held 'very productive' first meeting with Syria's al-Sharaa
Senior U.S. diplomats visiting Damascus on Friday met with Syria's de-facto new ruler Ahmed al-Sharaa and held a "good" and "very productive" meeting with him about Syria's political transition and decided to remove a bounty on his head.
US to remove $10mn bounty for Syria’s Islamist rebel leader
The US has said it will remove a $10mn bounty for Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, the Islamist group that spearheaded the overthrow of Syria’s Assad regime, in a sign that Washington is willing to engage with the new leadership.
A portrait of ousted Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad is taken off the wall of a regime prison in Damascus, Syria. (Lorenzo Tugnoli for The Washington Post) Assad’s collapse came more quickly than ...
Syria's new rulers have appointed a foreign minister, the official Syrian news agency (SANA) said on Saturday, as they seek ...
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Will he walk the walk and not just talk the talk? And if he doesn’t win in the elections, will he peacefully stand aside for ...
The high-level delegation arrived to engage in talks with Syria's interim leadership, the State Department confirmed early ...
The new Syrian government is engaging with everyone, so why aren’t we engaging back?
Turkey expects foreign countries will withdraw support for Kurdish fighters in Syria following the toppling of Bashar ...
Can the new government stabilize the country? Additionally, can Washington make sure it doesn’t miss an opportunity to ...
It was the first time U.S. officials have formally visited Damascus since the U.S. Embassy there was shuttered in 2012 as the ...
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He also needs international legitimacy. And while the U.S. can provide its own aid, Washington, is also the de facto gatekeeper for Syria’s access to aid from international fora such as the IMF ...
The seismic change in Syria is expected to yield deeper Turkish sway just as a change of U.S. administration is raising ...
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