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As the economic situation deteriorates, women have been forced to (re)enter the labor market, accepting unsuitable working conditions, writes North Press.
Six years after having fled Syria, a social worker has announced his candidacy to represent the Green Party in Germany’s Bundestag parliament, according to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Sixty-three Syrians, arrested by Turkey and Syrian opposition proxies, have been illegally transferred to Turkey to face abusive prosecutions, reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
A WHO representative in Syria has expressed concern over the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine in a divided country still at war, reports Al-Masdar.
Expected mass withdrawals from the fifth round of the Constitutional Committee’s meetings have been averted, writes North Press.
After surviving two years of unpaid wages, Idleb teachers have appealed to international agencies for help, reports Enab Baladi.
Syrian businessman with ties to the Assad regime, Nader Qal’ai, has died of coronavirus, reports Alsouria Net.
Syria’s northwestern refugee camps experienced 22 fires and 97 coronavirus cases in January, according to Etihad Press.
Assad seeks to increase productivity in the construction sector through establishing vocational training centres, writes Al-Watan.
Russia’s special envoy for Syria has conducted a secret meeting with Assad and “guarantors” of the Astana process, according to Asharq al-Awsat.
Algeria has extended a hand to Syria’s spiralling and sanction-stricken economy, reports Enab Baladi.
Journalist Union President Mousa Abdel Nour has spoken out for the first time since Hala al-Jarf’s arrest, according to Al Etihad Press.
A batch of officers and other military personnel have been demobilized by the Ministry of Defense, reports Al-Watan.
Photos of Baath supporters in Homs show glorification of Nazism, reports Al-Modon.
Russia, Iran and Turkey have stressed their commitment to the territorial integrity of Syria, writes SANA.
