A Turkish soldier involved in the Turkish regime’s aggression has been killed and a number others were injured in northeastern Syria reports SANA.
The small group of the constitutional committee has begun its work, after the members were agreed by both sides reports Enab Baladi.
Major Mohamed Aqal Jabbour was shot and killed by unknown assailants, in the latest assassination to hit the southern province of Daraa writes Brocar Press.
An Islamic Stare attack left eight Iranian backed fighters dead in Deir ez-Zor as anti-Iranian sentiment rises in the region reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The Tourist Investment Forum in Tartous was scheduled to run for two days, but closed after just one, with no explanation given reports Snack Syria.
A delegation of two government minister visited the Euphrates Dam and the city of Tabqa to speak with the workers and inspect the facility reports Snack Syria.
AK Energy will provide electricity to the town of al-Rai in the northern Aleppo countryside, although it is not know how much it will cost residents writes Alsouria Net.
High labor costs and the price of transportation is pushing up the price of olives, but for many people they cannot afford to pay writes Snack Syria.
Foreign and Expatriates Minister Walid al-Muallem held a meeting with the new ambassador from South Africa, Barry Philip Gilder writes SANA.
Protests in Idleb, Russia speaks out about the Russia-Turkey relationship, 183 arbitrarily arrested in October, rebels take he Kabana hilltops and a car bomb hits Tel Abyad. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
President Bashar al-Assad sat down with SANA for a wide ranging interview that explored plans to take back Kurdish areas and the committee to discuss the constitution.
Mazloum Abdi has expressed his distrust of both Russia and the Syrian regime, but has agreed to continue to search for peace writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
In a recent interview, Assad has spoken about the role of Tehran and Moscow as well as the possible outcomes of the constitutional committee and the status of the Kurds writes Al-Modon.
Security chaos continues to reign in the southern province in Daraa, with assassinations, kidnappings and regime arrests commonplace reports Brocar Press.
Fighters from the Syrian Democratic Forces have been told to join the Syrian army, so that they can face Turkish aggression writes SANA.
