Former Syrian first lady Asma al-Assad has filed for divorce: report
The wife of deposed Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad has filed for divorce in Russia as she prepares to fight bone cancer, according to reports. Asma al-Assad, 49, and her husband are in Moscow after being forced into exile when Islamist rebels toppled the Syrian government.
Who Is Asma Al-Assad, Syria's Controversial First Lady Who Filed For Divorce From Ousted President?
Asma al-Assad was a UK-born investment banker who moved to Syria and married Bashar al-Assad in 2000. Feted for her looks and glamourous style, Asma's image crumbled in the wake of a brutal civil war.
Bashar al-Assad was an ally of both Iran and Russia, Beijing's key partners. Here is how his fall is being seen in China.
However, with the downfall of Syria’s Bashar al-Assad, and the catastrophic loss of Hamas and Hezbollah during its war ...
"The future of Syria should be decided by the Syrian people," Chinese Embassy spokesperson Liu Pengyu told Newsweek.
China’s leadership is not happy about the fall of Assad. But compared to Russia and Iran, Beijing had far less at stake.
A top Chinese envoy has warned Damascus's new government not to support terrorism as a Syria-based Islamic militant group ...
With a new administration in Damascus, China is revaluating its relationship with Syria and increasingly focused on rise of ...
There is too much power in the hands of the US and regional actors like Turkey for China to play a key role After Russia and ...
"Assad's sudden downfall is not a scenario Beijing wishes to see," said Fan Hongda, a Middle East scholar at Shanghai ...
The TIP has been based in Syria for more than a decade, with its members fleeing to the Middle East to escape China’s severe ...
According to Sham FM, a Syrian media outlet, Safadi reaffirmed Jordan's support for Syria's transition, which includes forming an inclusive government and drafting a new constitution.
Facing the loss of its sole Arab ally and much of its sphere of influence, Tehran might seek to capitalize on the opening ...
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Syria: Former Assad regime soldiers are handing over their weapons to the new governmentFormer Assad regime soldiers are handing over their weapons to the new government.
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