This is the second such visit in less than two months to discuss reviving the process of the Constitutional Committee in Geneva, according to al-Watan.
Bulgaria rejected accusations that its border guards shot a Syrian refugee in October, according to Zaman al-Wasl.
ISIS-run Amaq news agency said the photos presented militants swearing allegiance to Abu al-Hassan al-Hussein al-Qurashi, according to North Press.
Damascus is not opposed to normalization with Turkey, according to Orient News.
The regime is only willing to recognize some of the cultural rights of Kurds in Syria, according to Shaam Network.
Türkiye only coordinates with its allies, Presidential Spokesperson Ibrahim Kalın said on Sunday, according to the Daily Sabah.
This is the second such visit in the past ten days, according to Athr Press.
The ministry described the black market as theft that deprives citizens of their shares in oil derivatives, according to Syria TV.
A cautious calm hangs over the Druze-majority city of Suweida, according to North Press.
Local sources from the neighbourhoods told North Press that “due to the siege, work in factories has been suspended.”
John Kirby raised concern over the Turkish operations in northern Syria, according to North Press.
The long-running aid operation has been in place since 2014, according to Zaman al-Wasl.
Majed stressed that he preferred to stay in prison for life in Paris than return to his country, according to Orient Net.
The total number of travellers to and from Turkey through the Bab al-Hawa border crossing reached 17,265, including 2,120 women, according to Baladi News.
Turkey says Kurdish groups are “legitimate forces”. U.S. urges Turkey to stand down on plan to invade Syria and Assad says no meeting with Turkey anytime soon. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Turkey does not seem to have backing from the U.S. and Russia on a potential ground invasion.
Dr. Faisal Al-Abbas, was found dead in the university building in the Mezzeh area, according to Orient Net.
In attendance were representatives of the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Australia, and Switzerland, according to the SOC Media Department.
A U.S. military spokesman denied that any U.S. military forces were involved in the operation, according to Syria TV.
92 countries voted in favour of the resolution entitled “The Syrian Golan”, while 8 countries voted against it, according to SANA.
