In a Damascus suburb, one of the world’s oldest synagogues stands as a testament to history and resilience, despite being largely destroyed during Syria's 13-year civil war. The few remaining Jews in Syria can now visit the site, where regional pilgrims once gathered for prayer.  Watch to know more!

Syria: Jews Visit Ruined 2,700-year-old Damascus Synagogue Amid Post-Assad Hopes

Holding elections in Syria could take up to four years, according to Syria's de facto leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa. This was the first comment on the electoral timetable since Bashar Al Assad was ousted this month. Watch in for more details!

Syria: De Facto Leader Says Elections May Not Be Held For 4 Years

The lighting speed advance of rebel forces forced bashar al assad to flee,
Effectively paving the way for a regime change in syria. For the first time in 50 years, the question of how syria will be governed is wide open.

How Will Syria Be Governed? | The West Asia Post | WION

The lighting speed advance of rebel forces forced bashar al assad to flee, Effectively paving the way for a regime change in syria. For the first time in 50 years, the question of how syria will be governed is wide open.

Beyond the geopolitics and tactical recalibrations around the fall of the Assad regime, there's the huge human implication of it—the return of hundreds of thousands of people who fled Syria down the decades and whether the new administration lives up to their aspirations and onto the even bigger task of repair of the shattered Syrian canvas. Watch in for more details!

Syrians Rejoice After Fall Of Assad As Israel Strikes Nearly 500 Targets | WION

Syria is facing a critical moment in its ongoing conflict. The power shift is creating new challenges for the country, already grappling with years of destruction and instability.

Syria’s GDP Shrinks By 60% Since 2011 | World Business Watch | WION