Syria women miscarry in Lebanon refugee camp due to water pollution
Middle East Monitor
November 21, 2018
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In its latest report, The Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the number of children killed in Syria since the start of the war writes The Syrian Observer.
Syria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Bashar al-Jaafari, has warned other countries not to interfere with Syrian internal affairs reports SANA.
Four women in the Aleppo countryside are competing against 31 men for a place on the local council reports Alsouria Net.
President Assad has thanked Jordan for its support and has called for increased partnership in parliamentary and economic fields writes SANA.
Turkey, which has hosted the largest number of Syrian refugees, is now working to return them to their homeland writes Anadolu Agency.
In an effort to present a unified front, the Syrian Turkmen convened a meeting to pick a new flag that will represent them at political and social forums writes Enab Baladi.
It is hoped, that by giving control of the border to the regime, any possible Turkish attack will be stopped writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Huda Youssef al-Jubai has overcome countless challenges to see beyond the tragedies in her life and the events that surround her, to forge ahead and create something better writes Ana Insan.
The recently opened office will serve the eastern areas and will provide citizens with official government documents and certificates reports SANA.
With the planned arrival of a Jordanian delegation in Damascus, it is hoped that improved relations will create more economic opportunities reports Damas Post.
Imams in Deir ez-Zor have been dismissed after they refused to recite the Shia call to prayer writes Anadolu Agency.
Many Syrian children living in Lebanon have missed large portions of their education due to their situation reports Asharq al-Awsat
There were six Syrian teams in the competition, which included Karim al-Assad, who competed in the junior category reports SANA.
