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Transitional president Ahmad al-Sharaa speaks at unveiling of Syria’s new national emblem. (SANA on ENAB BALADI)
Transitional president Ahmad al-Sharaa speaks at unveiling of Syria’s new national emblem. (SANA on ENAB BALADI)

Golden Eagle symbolizes Syria’s new collective identity

    3 July 2025.  Syria unveiled its new national visual identity at the People’s Palace, introducing the Golden Eagle emblem, signifying sovereignty rooted in historical and revolutionary symbolism. President Ahmad al-Sharaa declared, “The identity we launch today represents an indivisible, united Syria,” describing his vision of the new government as “emerging from the people and serving them.” The emblem reflects unity, empowerment, and a redefined state-citizen relationship.  Read more at: ENAB BALADI

    A guard examines a 1,500-year-old Byzantine engraved stone unearthed during post-war reconstruction in Maarat al-Numan, Syria, May 30. (© Omar Albam, AP)

    Ancient Byzantine tomb found beneath war-ravaged Syrian home

      10 June 2025.  As residents return to rebuild after years of conflict, a 1,500-year-old Byzantine tomb, marked by Christian symbols and artifacts, was uncovered beneath a war-damaged home in Maarat al-Numan, northern Syria. The archaeological discovery highlights the rich and complex heritage of Idlib province. With over 800 sites, including an ancient city, it holds a third of Syria’s monuments.Read more at: FRANCE 24