Germany commits €300 million aid for Syria's recovery

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Germany has announced €300 million in aid for Syria ahead of an EU donor conference aimed at supporting the country’s political transition. This marks a significant commitment as the EU seeks to address ongoing humanitarian needs. The EU conference will be the ninth of its kind, focusing on Syria's recovery after 14 years of civil war. For the first time, a Syrian official is expected to attend, highlighting a shift in diplomatic engagement. In Yemen, the US has intensified airstrikes against the Iran-backed Houthi movement, targeting areas like Hodeidah. This follows a series of attacks by the Houthis on international shipping, raising concerns about regional stability.


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