Strengthening its military presence, Russia has established a new unit near Hassakeh, writes Anadolu News Agency.
Rami Makhlouf’s mobile network behemoth has reported high-profit levels in 2020, according to Ethihad Press.
Iran is seeking to expand its influence over regime-controlled areas, according to Asharq Al-Awsat.
The de-escalation zone in northwest Syria has seen renewed bombing on Turkish-backed militia, according to North Press.
Israeli attacks on Syria will not protect Israel and its partners, reports SANA.
Record numbers of Syrians are food insecure, 12 die in Aleppo bomb blast, and Iran announced a new direct shipping line to Latakia. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Assad has attempted to boost his popularity in the South, by cancelling outstanding penalties for wanted people, writes Enab Baladi.
Hundreds of Idleb residents have joined protests demanding the right to return to their cities and villages, according to Baladi News.
Aleppo Governorate has witnessed clashes between two Turkish-backed militias, reports Al-Masdar.
Turkey may be forced to rethink its Syria strategy after the US commits to fight ISIS alongside Kurdish-led Syrian Defence Forces, reports Arab News.
The Assad regime is obstructing the work of Syrian Negotiations Committee, writes North Press.
Medical personnel are among the first to benefit from a new batch of “Sputnik” COVID-19 vaccines, writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Russian police have accompanied a convoy of Syrian officers into Tafas, according to Baladi News.
“Sawa 2021,” an active pro-regime Facebook page has been deactivated, drawing a statement from the government, Al-Modon reported.
Syrian opposition figures have proposed to Russia the formation of a joint military council, reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
Those who skip military service will face seizure of punishments including property and asset seizure, writes Human Rights Watch.
After a day of negotiations, the UN Security Council has failed to reach a declaration on Syria, according to Zaman Al-Wasl.
On Tuesday, the cabinet suggested the strict monitoring of markets to crackdown on price manipulators, reports The Syria Times.
Assad has emphasised that the constitutional committee should work without foreign intervention, SANA reports.
This week marks the beginning of a campaign working to highlight the illegitimacy of the upcoming presidential elections, reports Al-Modon.
