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Kutnu has been produced in the south-eastern Turkish city for decades - but does the 'palace cloth' that was once used to make sultans' kaftans have a future?
Business was run by elite army unit, say locals, amid concerns over new government tackling corruption
More than 100,000 people held in former Syrian regime's intelligence branches and detention centres are still missing
Syrian Christians say they are being cautiously optimistic about the future
Syria's de facto leader Ahmad Al Shara says all weapons, including those held by Kurdish-led forces, will come under state control
Cemetery officials recount the thousands of bodies they administered to bearing the scars of Assad’s brutal regime
Iran-backed militia used town to move fighters and weapons, rebels and residents say
Hundreds of former soldiers and state employees are processed here by the country's new leadership
Residents face rampant crime, poverty and lack of services in area retaken from rebels by regime forces in 2016
Airport officials call for sanctions to be lifted to restore aviation sector
Nation's industrial capital feels alive two weeks after it was taken over by rebels
Ankara follows Doha to announce the reopening of its embassy in Syria
Body of political activist who returned from Europe in 2020 was found bearing marks of torture
After more than a decade, hundreds of Syrian refugees gathered at the Cilvegozu border crossing to resume their old lives
Push by Turkish-backed groups comes amid chaos of transition from more than 50 years of Assad family rule