The Assad government has again, raised the price of gasoline, adding to the economic woes of citizens, who are struggling through the gas crisis writes Alsouria Net.
Turkish-backed groups launched an attack against Ayn Issa, but were stopped in their tracks by the Internal Security Forces reports North Press.
President Assad has issued a decree to provide a lump sum to employees and former employee of the civil service, which will be tax free writes SANA.
A Syrian economist has said that the fall in imports is due to the continuing effects of the Caesar Act, and that production must increase reports Al-Watan.
Fighter from the Syrian National Army were gunned down at their base in Ras al-Ayn, with the SDF suspected of being responsible reports SY 24.
A member of the Czech parliament has reiterated his support for Syria and has condemned the continuing economic sanctions imposed on the country writes SANA.
Russian warplanes have carried out a devastating attack that targeted a convoy of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham vehicles, as they travelled to the Idleb frontlines reports Al-Masdar.
Two high-ranking officials from Washington visited Damascus to discuss the issue of American hostages, but Syria would only discuss a withdrawal of US forces from the country writes Al-Watan.
The UN Special Envoy for Syria will travel to Syria, ahead of the next round of the mini-Constitutional Committee reports Al-Watan.
Tensions are rising in Idleb, with clashes between Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham and Hurras al-Deen being witnessed, amid arrests reports The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights.
Turkish forces in Hama have withdrawn from a military observation point in Morek city, after nearly two years and four months reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
Iran has open a new trade centre in Damascus, which will provide space for companies, as well as exhibition spaces, although some have opposed an increased Iranian presence writes The Levant.
Russia has repatriated children who had been living in the al-Hol camp, Israel says it has no plans to assassinate Hassan Nasrallah, the SDF arrests four ISIS members, the Syrian government sends funds to fire hit region. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Syria and Israel have been on opposite sides for decades, but recent rumours have suggested that secret negotiations are taking place between the two countries writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
Plans are underway to establish a bartering system between Syria and friendly nations, so that money does not have to exchange reports Alsouria Net.
Over 3,000 violations of the ceasefire in northwestern Syria have been recorded, as involved countries are urged to end the violence and secure the return of resident reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
Human Rights Watch have conducted a comprehensives investigation into the assault that Idleb suffered at the hands of Russia and the regime and have called for sanctions to be imposed as a response.
The Russian Air Force, with help from the Syrian counterparts, launched a devastating attack against the Turkistan Islamic Party in Idleb, causing a great many casualties reports Al-Masdar.
President Assad has completed his tour of areas affected by the recent fires and hailed the efforts exerted to extinguish them, saying that the spirit of the Syrian people cannot be broken writes SANA.
Lebanese security officials have visited Washington, to serve as a mediator and secure the release of US citizens being held in by the Syrian regime writes Baladi News.
