Daily Newsletter : ‘We are keen on accountability’: Syria's al-Sharaa vows justice after deadly Druze clashes

By rahmat hidayat

Kamis, 17 Juli 2025

Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa on Thursday pledged justice after deadly clashes in the...

View this e-mail in your browser DAILY NEWSLETTER     middle-east 'We are keen on accountability': Syria's al-Sharaa vows justice after deadly Druze clashes Syria's interim President Ahmed al-Sharaa on Thursday pledged justice after deadly clashes in the Druze-majority city of Sweida, vowing those behind abuses would be held accountable and announcing that… READ MORE       europe EU proposes 'most ambitious ever' budget of two trillion euros       americas Trump says Coca-Cola agreed to switch to real cane sugar in US       middle-east Israeli air strikes on Damascus hit Syrian army headquarters and near presidential palace       france France in revolt over PM's proposition to abolish two public holidays as part of budget cuts       middle-east Israel bombs Syria army HQ, fighting reignites in Syria's Druze city of Sweida       middle-east Syria withdraws army from Sweida after Israel bombs Damascus         Entre Nous Scrapping two French bank holidays: Unfair or necessary? As France's prime minister suggests scrapping two public holidays as part of his budget plan, we take a look at how France compares to other EU nations... WATCH THE SHOW         Press Review French papers divided over PM Bayrou's 'shock treatment' budget         Focus Two years on, ethnic conflict still grips India's state of Manipur         Eye on Africa US deports five migrants convicted of crimes to Eswatini     You receive this e-mail because you are registered with FRANCE 24. © 2025 Copyright FRANCE 24. All rights reserved. In application of the law « Informatique et Liberté », you have the right to access, correct and refuse data that concerns you. France 24 protects personal data and privacy of its members in accordance to the French and European laws on the matter. Unsubscribe

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