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US Urges UN to Ease Syria Sanctions, Support Transition

New York — The United States has urged the United Nations Security Council to ease sanctions on Syria as part

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Millichronicle October 19, 2025 Al-Raabiya Mosque, Al-Tahira Chaldean Church, ALIPH, cultural preservation, daesh, heritage restoration, iraq, Iraq culture, Mar Toma Syriac Orthodox Church, middle east, Mosul, Mosul Mosaic, Nineveh, postwar recovery, reconstruction, religious coexistence, UNESCO

Mosul’s Mosque and Churches Restored After Years of War Damage

Mosul – Three historic places of worship in Mosul’s Old City — the Al-Raabiya Mosque, the Mar Toma Syriac Orthodox

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Millichronicle April 23, 2025 Economic Recovery, imf, middle east, reconstruction, regional stability, Sanctions Relief, saudi arabia, syria, Washington, World Bank

Syria’s Critical Turning Point: A Chance for Reconstruction and Reengagement

If Washington and Riyadh can seize this moment to work together, they could reshape not just Syria’s destiny but also

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Gaza’s Protests Against Hamas: A Cry for Justice and Humanity Amid War and Hardship

The protests in Gaza are more than just a reaction to immediate hardships; they are a plea for recognition. The