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The bill will now be sent to the White House, where President Joe Biden is expected to sign it into law
Barbara Leaf says Ahmad Al Shara committed to ensuring terrorist groups do not pose threat in or outside Syria
Updated figures shows Washington had more than doubled its presence in Syria
Washington's Nato ally considers US-supported Kurdish partner forces terrorists
State Department faces claims of not adhering to legal standards barring military assistance to countries that breach human rights
Democratic legislators call for Temporary Protected Status for people from Palestinian territories
Western nations watch cautiously as Syria emerges from a quarter-century of brutal rule by president Bashar Al Assad
In a letter first obtained by The National, Senate foreign relations committee chairman Ben Cardin urged Republicans to 'resist pressure' to take a partisan approach
Republicans grill US Secretary of State about Afghanistan before he departs for Middle East
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson says he is following Donald Trump's non-interventionist lead
Under blockade and preparing for winter, residents see hope in opposition victories
The bill supports Israel's far-right officials such as Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich
Deputy Commander of the Levant Front tells The National democracy is the ultimate goal
Syria has at times appeared to divide the Biden administration – and the US President's fellow Democrats
Resurgence of fighting in one of the Christian faith's holiest months brought fears that extremist victories could endanger Syrian minorities