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Many want to share in a possible boom after the toppling of Assad ended civil war and global isolation, but access is limited
Ayham Al Ghazzy quit post in Argentina in 2013 but is one of 25 who will soon be rehired
Government seizes rocket launchers heading for Lebanon as it insists it can fight extremists
Renegade member of Syria's security forces killed two US soldiers and an interpreter in Palmyra
Business leaders welcome 'positive news' after US House moves to scrap Caesar Act
Waseem Al Assad, who faces trial, denies killings but admits making money from conflict in televised clips of interrogation
The National explores the plans of the country's authorities and the three main categories of their governing structure
Air strikes and raids aim to add hundreds of square kilometres to zone established under 1974 armistice, experts say
The defining moments - from the rebel takeover and Ahmed Al Shara's rise to lifted sanctions and sectarian violence - that shaped Syria's fragile first year
Ahmad Al Shara's government joined American-led anti-ISIS coalition last month
Gunmen drive into Alawite districts as Interior Minister signals sect's fears have been heard
Pair barricade themselves inside house in centre of northern city on border with Syria
Calm returns to city after killings spark violence against minority community
Curfew ordered in Homs after Bedouin gunmen avenge murder of tribal couple
Israel-Gaza war had halted US-backed proposals, but a new political landscape has now emerged
