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Washington Post is restricted in Syria, as of .

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Restricted for users in Syria. Community testing in March 2026 confirmed the homepage, articles, and account creation work normally, but attempting to subscribe redirects to a block page stating that subscriptions are not available in the user's country or region. No outreach to the company has been made yet.

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Community testing confirmed that the Washington Post website is accessible from Syria but subscriptions are geo-restricted. The homepage at washingtonpost.com loads fully with articles, navigation, and ads functioning normally. Account creation and article browsing work without issues. However, atte...

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