Activists have launched a campaign on social media to highlight the plight of those living and experiencing the assault on Idleb by the regime and Russia reports Zaman Al Wasl.
In Deir ez-Zor province, Iranian cultural centres have been putting on theatrical shows to present the Shiite feats reports SANA.
The Italian network Rai conducted an interview with President Bashar al-Assad, but has delayed broadcast of the interview, citing editorial differences.
Noor and Alla Elhamravi have taken to Twitter to highlight the plight of Syrians and to try and prompt the international community to take action writes Anadolu News.
The price of the dollar compared to the Syrian pound took a surprising turn on the black market, as events in Lebanon and Iraq start to affect Syria writes Sputnik.
In accordance with the agreement between Turkey and Russia, Assad’s forces had expanded their deployment in the al-Jazira areas and deployed in the northern Hassakeh countryside reports Alsouria Net.
Even as the price of the dollar on the black market falls, popular prices in the markets are refusing to decline in parallel reports Al-Watan.
Turkey’s President Erdogan has announced a plan to house a million Syrians in new residential areas in northern Syria reports Hurriya Press.
Hospitals in areas controlled by Turkish forces are unable to meet the needs of locals due to a to lack of security and equipment writes Zaman al-Wasl.
The next round of Astana talk are set to begin today, with the situation on the ground and each sides obligations being at the top of the agenda writes SANA.
More civilian casualties in Idleb province, further displacement of families fleeing violence and the Syrian army respond to terror attacks. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Residents of Daraa and Suweida continue to be gripped by fear of kidnapping as more cases are reported in the southern provinces reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The continuing collapse of the Syrian pound has pushed the Syrian Interim Government to introduce the Turkish lira to areas they control writes Alsouria Net.
President of the National Security Bureau, Ali Mamlouk, asked tribal leaders and sheikhs to pull their men out of the SDF reports Brocar Press.
Syria and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea agreed to continue working together on projects that benefit the people of both countries writes SANA.
Syria has come out in support of China following condemnation by the US Congress for China’s treatment of the Uighur muslims.
The Assad regime has been transferring prisoners from security branches to the notorious Sednaya military prison, where it is thought that they will face execution writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The Syrian Interim Government has called on SDF fighters to surrender their arms and submit themselves to the Syrian National Army in order to be pardoned writes Jisr.
New committees from the Republican Palace have been imposing steep fees on traders and threatening even higher fees for those who do not agree writes Al-Modon.
Abou Ahmed al-Muhajir, a Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham commander, was killed when an American “ninja” bomb hit the car that he was travelling in reports Enab Baladi.
