The campaign for better living conditions has continued in the southern province of Syria, with people denouncing corruption, security chaos and crop fires reports The Levant.
The Syrian Prime Minister has said that the country may look to take a loan from an ally, to sure up the Syrian pound and stop its free fall reports Alsouria Net.
In the face of dire living conditions, the normally loyal costal province of Lattakia has witnessed protests and slogans on the wall writes The Levant.
Rising prices are crushing the will of the Syrian people, with Syrians now openly insulting Bashar al-Assad and his government reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Fighters from Hurras al-Deen attempted to attack a Syrian army position in the town of Tanjarah, but were repulsed by the defending forces reports Al-Masdar.
A fighter from the Islamic States claims to have been recruited by the British intelligence services and told to spy on Syrian and Russian defences writes Al-Masdar.
People in opposition held areas are decrying their living conditions and the corruption an incompetence of the ruling authorities reports Smart News.
Syria has laid the blame for the high prices of basic goods and the falling value of the Syrian pound at the feet of the US, citing their coercive economic measures imposed on Syria writes SANA.
