Syria participates in the 109th International Labor Conference, chemical weapons allegations, and transfer of ISIS militants. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The re-establishment of diplomatic relations between Syria and three EU countries can be seen as a way to confront a growing Turkish threat, according to Athar.
Syria was elected to the Executive council of the WHO to represent the Eastern Mediterranean, SANA reports.
The militias close to the Syrian regime conducted raids on Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo, according to North Press.
The Russian agency Sputnik has confirmed that Bashar al-Assad received a first dose of the Sputnik vaccine, before denying those claims, al-Etihad Press claims.
Moscow is putting the option of early elections in Syria on the table in case a new constitution is agreed upon, according to al-Etihad press.
Defector Brigadier general Ahmad Rahal is facing deportation from Turkey, all whilst receiving death threats by the Syrian National Army, Enab Baladi claims.
As tensions between Turkish-backed opposition groups and the Syrian regime’s army escalate, the Turkish government rearranged its military positions, according to North Press.
The special advisor at the Presidency Bouthaina Shaaban met a delegation headed by Irina Zvyageskaya to discuss the “Watan Document center”, according to SANA.
Jordanian authorities stopped a second attempt to smuggle narcotics from Syria less than a week after the first one, according to Sowt al-Asima.
After protests erupted in the city of Manbij against corruption and conscription, the Syrian Democratic Forces bowed to popular pressure, according to Baladi News.
The National Democratic Front (JUD) hopes to unite the Syrian opposition against the Assad regime “to build a modern democratic State,” according to ASHARQ AL-AWSAT.
Anas al-Abda claims that Iran is increasing its influence in the regime’s army, according to Etihad Press.
As the Syrian election comes to an end, some problems that had temporarily disappeared seem to have reemerged in areas held by the regime according to SY-24.
Residents in the province of Idleb protested against the “terrorist organizations” that prevented their children from joining their peers and sitting for the country’s official exams, according to SANA.
The Syrian Foreign Minister has attacked statements by U.S officials about the Syrian election, according to Al Watan.
In a major policy shift, the president of the United States has revoked Trump’s era delta energy deal in North-East Syria, according to Al Araby Al-Jadeed.
Iran is doubling its effort to culturally influence Syrian society but is facing strong Russian competition according to the Levant News.
NGOs have criticized the World Health Organization for electing Syria to its executive board.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Friday that those who voted in Wednesday’s presidential election have brought back the true meaning of revolution after it
