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Syria Rejects Military Role in Lebanon and Opens Conditional Channel to Hezbollah

The visit signals Damascus will pursue state-to-state diplomacy with Lebanon instead of deploying troops urged by the US.

Japan and Kuwait Pledge Ongoing Coordination on De‑Escalation and Energy Security

Sharaa Says Syria Will Stay Out of Iran War Unless Attacked

U.S. and Iran Clash at U.N. as Washington Conditions Talks on Zero Enrichment