The Syrian President and Foreign Minister have sent their condolences to Lebanon following the horrific blast that devastated the city reports SANA.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights have released a report document those killed by all sides during the month of July.
The US have announced their intention to impose more sanctions on Syria, while some doubt their effectiveness reports Al-Masdar.
With a regime attack anticipated in Idleb, residents are having to choose between bombardment and risking coronavirus in the camps reports Enab Baladi.
The number of deaths related to the coronavirus has been released, although these figures have been contested writes Sowt Al-Asima.
A significant ammo dump in Idleb that was used by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham was destroyed by the Syrian Air Force writes Al-Masdar.
Israel have conducted an aerial attack against Syrian military targets in southern Syria, following attacks in the Golan Heights reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
A soldier from the Turkish occupation forces was shot dead in Hassakeh, in an escalation of tensions between groups in the region writes SANA.
As coronavirus continues to spread, the government announces the closure of mosques and the halting of mass prayers, while the government media outlets are hit particularly hard.
Turkey has expressed disappointment following a deal between a US oil firm and the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces writes Anadolu Agency.
Kurdish groups have gather for the second phase of talks, with the aim of resolving difference and formulating a plan for cooperation between the different sides reports Basnews.
A regime advance was halted by opposition forces, with casualties reported on both sides following the clashes writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
In an interview with Al-Manar, a political aide has revealed the support Syria provided during the July 2006 war and expressed gratitude to President Assad writes Al-Masdar.
More people test positive for coronavirus, Turkish media claims Egyptian troops in Syria, further regime strikes in Idleb and Israel pulls back from attacks. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Coronavirus is continuing its deadly spread in Syria, with Damascus and its countryside being the most heavily affected reports Shaam News.
With three different currencies in circulation and few controls, residents in northwestern Syria are struggle to keep up with the changing prices and values writes Enab Baladi.
Syria has condemned recent reports regarding an oil deal between a US oil company and the Syrian Democratic Forces writes SANA.
Ras al-Ayn has been plagued by explosions, which have targeted civilians and killed and injured a number of people reports Enab Baladi.
The value of the Syrian pound has dropped again, as the price of gold in the country has shot up writes Sowt al-Asima.
Syria’s recent elections for the People’s Assembly and structure of government could provide a model for South African politics writes Reneva Fourie for The Syria Times.
