As Syria enters a new chapter after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, the country has become the center of a high-stakes geopolitical tug-of-war.

Israeli forces have escalated their offensives in southern Syria, launching airstrikes and advancing ground troops into Quneitra and Homs, seizing territory and targeting civilian infrastructure.

Israel says it will allow Syrian Druze workers to enter the occupied Golan Heights.

The United Nations envoy for Syria warns that Israel’s "military escalations, including airstrikes" on the country risks further destabilizing the already fragile situation in the region.

New reports on Israeli military constructions in Syrian territories suggest a deliberate policy of long-term occupation of the Arab country after months of territorial breaches.

Militants in southern Syria who helped topple President Assad say they are not convinced by the idea of dissolving armed groups.

The Iranian embassy in London has censured Conservative British MP Tom Tugendhat for “absolutely unlawful” endorsing of the “arbitrary assassination” of General Qassem Soleimani ordered by Donald Trump.