The US is overseeing meetings with the Kurdish National Council and the Democratic Union Party, in an effort to create a unity between the two groups writes Basnews.
For unknown reasons a number of local councils in northern Syria, that were supported by Turkey, have announced their dissolution writes Etihad Press.
Despite US sanctions, 6.8 million barrels of oil are en route to Syria, which will help Iran who has been struggling with a drop in demand from China writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Gunman from Suwedia have opened fire on the Fifth Corp in eastern Daraa, resulting in a number of injuries and one fatality writes the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
Syrian refugee Ali al-Aasani was shot dead by police after he ran to avoid a fine for breaking the government-enforced curfew reports Sowt al-Asima.
Residents in Aleppo have expressed their anger at plans by Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham to open a commercial crossing with the regime reports Brocar Press.
Syrian air defenses failed to stop the sophisticated Delilah missiles fired by Israeli warplanes, that killed at least three people writes Al-Masdar.
Over the past year, more that 2,000 civilians were killed as a result of the military campaign conducted by Russia and the regime in northern Syria reports Jesr.
In retaliation to a missile attack that hit Turkish tanks, Turkey has conducted a drone strike against Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, killing some of their fighters reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
With the ceasefire holding for the time being and fears of a coronavirus outbreak rising, displaced Syrians in northern Syria are starting to return home writes Syria TV.
Following reports that two US soldiers were killed, a spokesperson for the International Coalition has branded the regime-affiliated news agency SANA as liars reports Baladi News.
Naftali Bennett teased at the possibility of the most recent Israeli airstrikes that targeted Iranian forces and promised to continue to fight to force them out writes Al-Masdar.
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The trial of Anwar Raslan and Eyad Ghareeb signify an important step on the road to justice and accountability for those affected by Syrian war crimes writes Brocar Press.
Kurdish intellectuals have met to discuss ways of bringing together the different Kurdish groups and working towards common goals writes Jesr.
The death of 17-year-old Ahmed al-Daham sparked rumours in Lebanon, with his family saying the conditions surrounding his demise are ‘mysterious’ writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Groups belonging to the Sultan Murad militant faction have clashed in eastern Aleppo, causing several casualties reports Al-Masdar.
Two men have been put on trial in Germany, accused of committing crimes against humanity and torturing detainees, in the first trial of its kind.
A survey conducted by a Russian news agency suggests that popularity for President Assad is low and there is discontent with the government’s policies write All4Syria.
The Ministry of Interior have announced the arrest of almost 200 people for breaking curfew, although other expect the number to be far higher writes Sowt Al-Asima.
