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Abu Dhabi’s Eagle Hills to develop residential and tourism projects in Syria
New developments in Damascus and Latakia expected to create 40,000 jobs
Syrian underwater museum could turn military equipment into marine habitat
Proposed attraction would combine Syrian heritage, contemporary art, tourism and conservation
Syria visitor numbers more than double as international arrivals surge
Gulf is key growth market as Damascus seeks to turn rising demand into higher spending and investment
Series of huge explosions rock Syrian city of Aleppo
Video online shows towering column of smoke and bright streaks across the night sky
Syrian government cuts diesel prices after widespread protests
Damascus introduces subsidised rates for households and key sectors as it seeks to ease pressure
Syria's first Art Week seeks to revive cultural scene after years of war
Damascus event brings together 47 artists with organisers hoping to build lasting platform for country's creative community
At least 14 dead in Idlib ammunition depot explosion
Cause of detonation at temporary storage site not yet known
At least five killed in explosions in north-west Syria
Death toll expected to rise after munitions detonate while being unloaded from vehicle in Binnish
Dubai’s e-commerce playbook heads to Syria
My Syria app brings cashless payments and bundled services to emerging economy
One rep at a time: How Syria’s first Hyrox community is taking shape in Damascus
A young population keen to reconnect with the outside world after years of relative isolation has found an outlet with the arrival of the global fitness phenomenon
Dispatch'I saw fire, then heard the blast': Deraa's fields peppered with Assad-era mines
At least 800 people, almost a third of them children, have been killed by unexploded munitions since collapse of Assad regime, according to Halo Trust figures
DispatchA Syrian town's battle to rebuild after Hezbollah's scorched-earth campaign
Madaya, a lush hillside town famed for its fruit production, was attacked for its perceived opposition to the Assad regime
DispatchDeraa, the heart of the Syrian uprising, celebrates Assad’s death sentence
Atef Najib, who ordered the torture of teenagers for their anti-regime graffiti, was also given the penalty
Syria moves 2.1 million tonnes of Iraqi fuel to Europe by road since April
Number of lorries involved daily grows from 10 to 1,000 as overland route now used to transport fourth-largest consignment of Iraqi fuel oil and petroleum exports in Middle East
Syrian activist Hassan Akkad released from detention
Akkad had been arrested following complaints over his online campaign to hold wealthy Syrians accountable for reconstruction pledges
