Following the fall of Assad government and the dramatic takeover of Damascus by West-backed militant groups, media propaganda has surged to unprecedented levels.

The post-Assad Syria is far from achieving stability due to heavy interference from international and regional players with conflicting agendas, says an analyst.

On December 8, President Bashar Assad's government came to an unexpected end.

After the fall of Assad government in Syria, Israel swiftly launched fresh aggression against the country and seized more land beyond the occupied Golan Heights, including the strategic Mount Hermon.

Syria's de-facto ruler has appointed Asaad Hassan al-Shibani as the country’s new foreign minister following the fall of President Basher al-Assad’s government earlier this month.

Bashar al-Assad knew aligning with Arab rulers would inevitably draw him closer to Americans and ultimately require normalizing ties with Israel. That was the red line.

The declaration of a free market economy for Syria by US-backed entities now in charge of things exposes the imperialist agenda driving destruction in the region.

The future of Syria looks bleak, with a high risk of Balkanization or long-term instability as major powers vie for influence and HTS militant group remains incapable of governing, says an analyst.

A group of British diplomats have held talks with the head of the HTS militant group, which ousted the Syrian government earlier this month.

Syria’s former President Bashar al-Assad has denied claims that his departure from the Arab country was planned.