Predicting Syria’s trajectory is fraught with uncertainty, given the many volatile variables at play. Yet, among the few certainties is the stark reality that Russia and Iran are emerging as the major losers in this upheaval.

KYSEA is monitoring the developments closely and will discuss potential issues arising from the collapse of the Assad regime, including the impact on migration and asylum and on Christians in Syria.

According to Reuters, during a closed-door meeting on Monday, council members expressed a shared commitment to Syria’s territorial integrity, the protection of civilians in Syria, and ensuring the flow of humanitarian aid.

Germany, Austria announce pauses in asylum applications for Syrians after Assad fall

Mitsotakis reassured His Beatitude John X that Greece would contribute wherever needed while reiterating the country’s position over an inclusive future for minorities in war-torn Syria

In its announcement, the ministry especially emphasizes the importance of protecting civilians, including religious minorities in Syria

The UN Security Council emergency session was requested by Moscow, Russia's deputy ambassador to the UN Dmitry Polyansky posted on Telegram on Sunday. 

Reuters also reported that a deal has been struck to ensure the safety of Russian military bases in the war-ravaged country

According to reports one of the four individuals took down a portrait of Bashar al-Assad and stood on the balcony holding it while shouting: "Dictator."

Turkey, Russia, and Iran meet in Doha as violence escalates in Syria, threatening the stability of Assad's regime and exacerbating the existing humanitarian crisis.

Ieronymos said the Church encourages the Greek government to undertake diplomatic and other humanitarian initiatives to ensure the presence of ethnic Greeks and Orthodox Syrians in Syria