Germany is no longer the number-one destination for asylum seekers in the EU after the end of the Assad regime led to a drop in Syrians applying for protection in the bloc, a report confirms.

Amid a hardening of anti-migration rhetoric, EU leaders met in Brussels last week to consider a call from Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s prime minister, to normalise relations with Bashar al-Assad ...

Giorgia Meloni is leading EU calls to normalise relations with the Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad to facilitate migrant deportations to the country. The Italian prime minister will hold private ...

A 32-year-old Syrian man, who arrived in Austria in 2013 and was sentenced to seven years in prison in 2018, was deported on ...

US secretary of state says clashes in Druze-majority area of Sweida led to 'misunderstanding' between Israel and Sharaa regime; UN, EU and others demand end to Israeli strikes ...

April 24 (UPI) --European lawmakers on Monday blacklisted more than two dozen people, including family members of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, as the European Union targets the production and ...

The UK is to start processing Syrian asylum claims again, more than seven months after decisions were paused following the ...

The European Union's top diplomat says the EU will lift sanctions on Syria's ... Trump's meeting with al-Sharaa and his ... Syrian President Bashar Assad and ended the civil war ...

The European Union told Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Thursday to step down, following a similar call by the United States, and threatened to toughen its sanctions against his regime.

The Czechs also successfully organized countless repatriations of stranded Americans and EU nationals and negotiated the release of imprisoned tourists and humanitarian workers with the Assad regime.

“The time has come for President Assad to step aside.” With those words in 2011, President Barack Obama pronounced a political death sentence on Syria’s leader, Bashar al-Assad.