Syria has shot down Israeli missiles near the administrative border between the Suweida and Damascus Governorates, reports Al-Masdar.
Violent clashes have broken out near Hama between the Syrian Arab Army and ISIS, according to Al-Masdar.
Sixty-three Syrians, arrested by Turkey and Syrian opposition proxies, have been illegally transferred to Turkey to face abusive prosecutions, reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
Expected mass withdrawals from the fifth round of the Constitutional Committee’s meetings have been averted, writes North Press.
Syrian businessman with ties to the Assad regime, Nader Qal’ai, has died of coronavirus, reports Alsouria Net.
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.
Russia, Iran and Turkey have stressed their commitment to the territorial integrity of Syria, writes SANA.
Information Minister Imad Sara has recognized the importance of the role of national media in the face of disinformation and distortion campaigns, reports SANA.
Civil activist Muhammad Hammud has claimed that the Syrian government delegation is intentionally halting discussion’s on constitutional articles, writes North Press.
The fifth round of the Syrian Constitutional Committee negotiations remain at a standstill, writes Baladi News.
The Syrian National Coalition has claimed that the Syrian regime and its allies are behind recent bombings in northern regions of Aleppo, according to Baladi News.
Russian and Turkish forces have conducted their 42nd joint patrol around the Kobani region in northern Syria, reports North Press.
Politician claims that Russia has taken over the Syrian peace process, according to North Press.
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The Syrian Observer sat down for an interview with opposition figure Jamal Suleiman to discuss Syria’s future in light of impending presidential elections.
Eleven people died and many more were injured in two unrelated car bombings in Northern Aleppo.
Middle Eastern countries have faired poorly in this years Corruption Perceptions Index, with Yemen and Syria being ranked as the worse for public sector corruption write Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
George Haswani has hit back at accusations that he was involved in the purchase of the ammonium nitrate that exploded at Beirut Port reports Alsouria Net.
A Syrian opposition member has criticized the lack of agreement over the Constitutional Committee writes North Press.
