Category: History

Flags of Syria: Symbols of a Divided Nation

by Tarek Al-Khalil | Sep 19, 2023 | History, Interesting | 0 |

The flag of Syria is not just a symbol; it is a reflection of the complex political and historical reality of the country. Syria currently uses at least two different flags, each representing specific political and social...

Safe Destinations to Visit in Syria, 2018

by Tarek Al-Khalil | May 19, 2018 | History, Interesting, Travel | 0 |

Yes, it says 2018. You did not read it incorrectly. Before 2011 and the Arab Spring, Syria was an...

The Most Interesting Places to Visit in Syria

by Tarek Al-Khalil | May 14, 2018 | History, Interesting, Travel | 0 |

Syria is a Middle Eastern country with rich cultures and traditions and a beautiful mediterranean...

What languages do Syrians speak?

by Tarek Al-Khalil | May 7, 2018 | History, Interesting | 0 |

Language is the key to communication. Many believe that it is Man’s greatest invention. It...

The Great Mosque of Damascus (The Umayyad Mosque)

by Tarek Al-Khalil | May 7, 2018 | History, Interesting, Travel | 0 |

Damascus, the oldest continuously inhabited capital in the world, has been the center for many...

Facts to Know About Syria

by Tarek Al-Khalil | Apr 30, 2018 | History, Interesting, Travel | 0 |

What do you know about Syria? The civil war? The tension in the Middle East? The reason behind the...

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After a hiatus of almost 11 years, diplomatic relations have been restored between Syria and Tunisia, as reported by Deutsche Welle. The diplomatic freeze, dating back to the turbulent times of the Arab Spring, ended in a thaw that has been hailed as a sign of potential stability in the region. Beyond the realm of politics, this development has also brought about a notable cultural exchange. One manifestation of this is the newfound access Syrian nationals have to Tunisia’s hugely popular game, Big Bass Splash. The game, a nationwide phenomenon in Tunisia, has quickly garnered a devoted following among Syrians, becoming an unexpected but welcome symbol of the renewed ties between the two nations.