An economics professor from Aleppo University was detained for posting critical comments of the Baath Party on Facebook reports Snack Syria.
A Syrian man who was displaced with his family has offered to sell his kidney, in exchange for enough money to buy a tent reports Brocar Press.
The Turkish army has been hit by airstrikes, pushing up the number of Turkish soldiers killed in Idleb reports Al-Masdar.
The surroundings of Damascus were targeted by Israeli missiles, but Syrian air defences were quick to respond writes SANA.
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Foreign YouTubers with thousands of subscribers are presenting sanitized view of a country still reeling from a devastating war, writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
A Syrian toddler has died after being refused treatment multiple times from Lebanese hospitals reports Zaman al-Wasl.
Recent comments by the UN Special Envoy to Syria at the Security Council have angered the opposition, who see them as a green light for the regime to continue their assault reports Alsouria Net.
A convoy of pro-Iranian militia vehicles was hit by airstrikes from unknown assailants, but no casualties have been reported writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Russian airstrikes have hit and destroyed a number of vehicles belonging to Turkish-back militants reports Al-Masdar.
Russia is working to arrange an agreeable time to hold a conference to discuss Syria, with Iran and Turkey writes SANA.
Turkey’s president has said that a military operation in Idleb could start at any moment and that they have been in negotiations with the Russias writes Jesr.
Russian military have stepped in and released two men who were arrested by the regime police and order that they leave the area reports Sowt al-Asima.
Russian and Syrian reinforcements have arrived in Ayn Eissa, as tensions between the regime and Turkey continue to rise reports Smart News.
Defying expectations and stereotypes, Diaa al-Hajji has qualified to become a truck driver in Sweden writes Iqtissad.
More civilians have been killed as the regime army continues their advance in Idleb, against opposition forces reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The complete liberation of Aleppo by the Syrian Arab Army has been hailed by the General Conference of the Arab Parties writes SANA.
Abdullah al-Mohammed has taught his daughter to laugh off the airstrikes and mortars hitting the opposition held Idleb writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
The Wagner group has been tempting Syrians to fight for them in Libya, with promises of settlements and large salaries writes Zaman Al Wasl.
After being sanctioned by the European Union, Wasim Qattan has said that he is proud to be sanctioned and that it only stiffens his resolve writes Jesr.
