Thursday’s news 10-07-2025

Current News:

The Family Affairs Department of the Syrian Future Movement published an article titled: The Fate of Children of Detainees and Forcibly Disappeared Persons within a National Framework for Criminal and Social Reform.

The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement published a statement titled: Activating European Union Support to Combat the Latakia Fires and Pathways to Environmental and Sovereign Recovery.

The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement published a statement titled: Investigating the Events on the Syrian Coast and Demanding Amnesty International Publish the Full Report.

The Political Bureau of the Syrian Future Movement published an article titled: Presidential Decree No. 114 of 2025 and the
Establishment of the Development Fund.

Internal news:

Syrian Civil Defense: Latakia’s terrain makes it difficult to reach the epicenters of the fires.

Syrian Health: Priority is given to patients coming from Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa, and Hasakah.

A fire broke out in the Al-Suqaylabiyah area in the Hama countryside.

Firefighting teams in Deir ez-Zor, Raqqa, and Hasakah are participating in extinguishing the Latakia fires.

Turksat provides high-speed internet access in Syria.

Citing security complaints, the SDF asks 20 displaced families to leave Amuda.

A gang impersonating security personnel and blackmailing residents was arrested in the Homs countryside.

Government facilitates a virtual American university planning to open a branch in Syria.

Al-Sharaa meets with members of the Supreme Committee for People’s Assembly Elections and emphasizes “transparency.”

Syria and Turkey sign a cooperation protocol in the field of education and school restoration.

Two hotlines for communicating with the families of children missing during the era of the deposed regime.

The Ministry of Culture terminates the appointment of the Director of Culture in Hasakah following controversy surrounding his praise of barrel bombs.

Former head of the Bar Association, Firas Faris, was arrested in Damascus on charges of forming an extortion gang.

“To strengthen bilateral relations,” Morocco officially announces the reopening of its embassy in Damascus.

The United Nations allocates $625,000 to support those affected by the Latakia fires.

Germany holds talks with Syria on the use of artificial intelligence to curb hate speech.

A Syrian-Turkish meeting in Bab al-Hawa to discuss the mechanism for activating the transit agreement.

Russian Foreign Ministry: Lavrov and Rubio discussed the Ukrainian settlement and the situation in Syria and Iran.

International News:

Among them are Iraq, Algeria, and Libya. Trump announces tariffs on seven new countries.

A pillar of Russian politics, the Kremlin relieves Mikhail Bogdanov of his duties.

Hamas agrees to release 10 prisoners and accuses Israel of “intransigence on core issues.”

A new massacre in Gaza: Dozens of civilians killed in violent Israeli airstrikes.

Britain: Negotiations to sell Eurofighter jets to Turkey are progressing positively.

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