The village of Mishrifa Remo has been rocked by a blast that killed and injured a number of fighters affiliated with the Turkish occupation forces writes SANA.
The appointment of Hussein Arnous, as Prime Minister of Syria, brings to mind the appointment of Shapour Bakhtiar as Prime Minister of Iran, which failed to save the Shah of Iran writes The New Arab.
US forces in Hassakeh failed to stop a Russian convoy that drove through their checkpoint, in the latest incident between the two opposing forces writes Al-Masdar.
Turkey, Russia and Iran were set to meet and discuss Syria after months of coronavirus related delays, but saw the meeting postponed again reports Alsouria Net.
Thousands of Syrian rely on the wheat harvest, but this has been severely affected by the conflict and factions are now rushing to secure what they can reports Asharq al-Awsat.
Weakened after his recent spat with Assad, Makhlouf is going after the president’s advisor, Bouthaina Shaaban reports Al-Modon.
Amid speculation, the Syrian regime has revealed the identity of the company that invested in the Hejaz Railway Station writes Alsouria Net.
The People’s Assembly have amended a number of laws related to money exchange institutions, in light of the falling currency rate writes Syria Now.
Activists have condemned the actions of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, who attacked a number of media activists on the M4 highway north of Ariha reports Baladi News.
Yet again, a US convoy has been forced to turn around by villagers and members of the Syrian army reports Al-Masdar.
Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to the UN has spoken about the need to return Syria to the Arab League and the possibility of reopening the Saudi Embassy in Damascus writes Al-Masdar.
Protests have persisted in Suweida, with crowds decrying Assad, the presence of Russia and Iran and the high prices reports Alsouria Net.
Following an attack by Hurras al-Deen, Russian and Syrian warplanes conducted a number of airstrikes on frontline positions in the al-Ghab Plain area writes Al-Masdar.
Two fighters from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps raped a young girl before fleeing to Deir ez-Zor, as the victim’s family remained silent writes Baladi News.
Syrians were unable to withdraw funds from cash machines on Monday, due to a problem with the Lebanese company that provides the service writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Mughawir al-Thawra have seen off an attack by the regime, who attempted to attack the 55 kilometer zone in the Badia region reports Al-Modon.
Three children from Idleb were killed when part of a cluster bomb, left over by regime and Russian shelling, exploded reports Smart News.
The campaign for better living conditions has continued in the southern province of Syria, with people denouncing corruption, security chaos and crop fires reports The Levant.
The Syrian Prime Minister has said that the country may look to take a loan from an ally, to sure up the Syrian pound and stop its free fall reports Alsouria Net.
A fighter from the Islamic States claims to have been recruited by the British intelligence services and told to spy on Syrian and Russian defences writes Al-Masdar.
