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    EU's Kaja Kallas expected in Damascus for Syria normalisation talks▼European Union, Syria EU's Kaja Kallas expected in Damascus to pursue Syria's normalisation✉newsWorldEU Politics1 d ago

    European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas is expected to travel to Damascus as the EU moves to normalise relations with Syria's new authorities. The visit signals a shift in European policy after years of isolation under the Assad government, with Brussels weighing engagement, sanctions relief and support for Syria's political transition.

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    Portland General Electric fixes missing solar credits for hundreds of customers▼Damascus man finds missing solar credits on bill; PGE says issue affects hundreds of customers✉newsEnvironmentEnergy22 h ago

    A Damascus, Oregon man discovered his missing solar energy credits had been restored to his bill after a billing problem at Portland General Electric. The utility confirmed the issue affects hundreds of customers who generate their own solar power and were not properly credited. PGE says it is working to correct the accounts.

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    Kaja Kallas Visits Damascus as EU Plans Syria Deal▼Kaja Kallas Visits Damascus as EU Plans New Syria Agreement and Recovery Support: how 13 outlets framed it✉newsWorldEU Politics8 min ago

    EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has travelled to Damascus as the European Union prepares a new agreement with Syria and additional support for the country's recovery. Thirteen outlets have covered the visit, reflecting attention to the EU's shifting stance toward Syria's post-conflict government and questions over sanctions relief and reconstruction aid.

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    Kaja Kallas Visits Damascus as EU-Syria Ties Shift▼Kaja Kallas in Damascus: Two Years That Redrew Syrian-European Relations✉newsWorldEU Politics1 h ago

    The European Union's foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, is in Damascus, with coverage framing her visit as a marker of how far relations between Syria and Europe have moved in the two years since dramatic political change in the country. The trip signals the EU's renewed engagement with Syria's new authorities and a possible turn toward restoring diplomatic and economic ties after years of isolation.