A new report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the killing of civilians during November and the parties responsible for these crimes writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Statistics for the number of people in Daraa who were detained or forcibly disappeared during the month of November have been released by the Daraa Martyrs Documentation Office reports Jesr Press.
Idleb’s first university hospital has opened, providing facilities for students to learn and services for locals to secure medical treatment writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
Turkey is continuing to attack the Syrian Democratic Forces, and is now hitting the town of Manbij, forcing civilians to flee reports Al-Masdar.
At their weekly meeting, the cabinet has called for further efforts at joint work between ministries, in light of the spread of the coronavirus reports SANA.
The Constitutional Committee has continued its work in Geneva, with talks dominated by the issue of refugees writes Alsouria Net.
Graduate doctors in rebel held areas of northern Syria are having to take to the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19, as the virus spreads through the area writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
A shipment of Captagon pills thought to be worth millions, has been seized by Egyptian authorities, with the Hezbollah being suspected as being the culprits reports Shaam News.
The regime has given licences to two Russian companies, which allow them to explore for oil in Syria writes The Levant News.
Mazloum Abdi has said that now the fight against the Islamic State is over, he will be returning to politics, if unity talks and other initiatives lead to success reports Etihad Press.
Turkey has said that it killed four members of Syria’s Kurdish People’s Protection Units as they tried to cross over into the Operation Peace Spring area reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
As they withdraw from more points that are surrounded by the Syrian army, Turkish forces send additional troops and resources in Idleb reports Al-Masdar.
Speaking at 25th session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Convention on the Prohibition of Weapons, Syria has insisted that it does not use or own any chemical weapons writes SANA.
The Muslim Brotherhood have expressed their condemnation of the recent decision of the SNC to form an elections commission reports Alsouria Net.
Khaled al-Mahamid is creating a new political body that he says will work towards a political solution, and will not be affiliated with any foreign agendas reports Shaam News.
A new reports by the Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the victims who were killed or injured in chemical weapons attacks since 2012 reports SY 24.
