Donald Trump will leave office today, but what has he left behind in and Syria and what will challenges will his predecessor face?
A member of the People’s Assembly has complained on Facebook about not being given the opportunity to address the assembly, while another walked out in protest writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Coronavirus is continuing to rampage across northern Syria, with more deaths announced and warnings that there is a lack of facilities and equipment reports SY 24.
President Assad has signed two decrees ordering the dismissal of two judges, but it is not known what violations were committed reports Enab Baladi.
Syria has been categorical in its denial of any meeting taking place between the Syrian government and an Israeli delegation writes SANA.
Two Syrians are charge in Germany, an Islamist group launches an attack in Idleb, a landmine kills 10 Russian backed fighters, and Syria wishes to import more oil.
A state of security chaos persists in southern Syria, with the latest attack killing three at a checkpoint in Quneitra reports Alsouria Net.
There is a desire by the Syrian Democratic Council to create a census between parties and work towards a political solution reports North Press.
Israel has confirmed a meeting that is suspected to have taken place between a delegation and the Syrian government, regarding the removal of Iran reports North Press.
Sergey Lavrov has said the Russia will not engage militarily with the US in Syria, but asks them to not to engage with the Syrian State writes Al-Masdar.
The US forces have been accused of transporting and sheltering Islamic State terrorist, to be used for their plans in eastern Syria writes SANA.
The White Helmets receive a contract to make PPE, flights between Aleppo and Beirut resume, wanted refugee arrested in Greece and more coronavirus cases reported. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Ansar Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Brigade has claimed responsibility for an attack that wounded three Turkish soldiers in the northern countryside of Idleb writes Alsouria Net.
Mohammad Ezzat Khattab has put himself forward as a candidate for the 2021 presidential elections, amid confusion about the position of the opposition writes North Press.
Heavy rains have flooded a multitude of refugee camps in Idleb province, forcing many families from their shelters reports Baladi News.
It has been announced that 750 small and medium factories are to be moved from Qaboun because of the area’s damage, but owners say the damage is very limited reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Former Turkish foreign minister Yashar Yakis has said that Turkey must engage in direct talks with the President Assad reports Al-Masdar.
Anas al-Abdah has called for the political process to be expedited and based on the demands of the Syrian people writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
In an attempt to avoid further attacks by Israeli warplanes, Iranian militias have replaced their flag with that of the Syrian regime reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
Iran claims has claimed that the new EU sanctions imposed on Faisal Mikdad, ‘block the path to peace’ reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed..
