Russian and Turkish joint patrols halted, insistence of no presence of coronavirus, a fresh US convoy enters Syria and dissidents urge further action by the US. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The bloody conflict in Syria has entered its tenth year, with much of the population displaced and the country and its economy in ruins writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Lebanese authorities are to close the Masnaa border crossing for one week, denying entry to everyone, in an attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus reports Al-Modon.
The former director of the CIA has said that Assad has won the war, but he remains in power with no legitimacy after killing hundreds of thousands and displacing millions reports Al-Masdar.
Caesar, who smuggled thousands of photos of executed prisoners out of Syria, testified in front of Congress about the abuses happening in Syria reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
The Path of Peaceful Change has called for people to take part in the People Assembly elections, to create a serious internal opposition in Syria reports Russia Today.
Local Syrian Baath Party branch formations have been frozen, as those who were nominated were deemed to favour Iran too much reports Al-Modon.
Turkish forces and groups affiliated with them, have been responsible for committing crimes against humanity in northern Syria, despite claims that Turkey is establishing a safe zone writes Levant News.
A draft law has been approved by parliament that would repeal a law, which allowed for the honor killing of adulterous partners reports Jesr.
Instructions have been given that all vehicles that enter Syria, either by land, sea or air, will be sterilised to prevent the spread of coronavirus writes SANA.
The Syrian Ambassador to Russia has suggested that Syria could liberate the northern oil fields, which are currently controlled by US forces writes Al-Masdar.
Humanitarian workers have met to mourn their colleagues who were killed by the regime during the recent assault on northern Syria writes Alsouria Net.
Ibrahim Haider, a member of the Air Force Intelligence who recently moved to Sweden, is accused of kidnapping and killing innocent civilians reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Ghaith al-Matar has taken it upon himself to repair the road in his village, so that he and all the other children in his village can go to school writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The Higher Regional Court in Germany will hold the world’s first global cirminal trial against Bashar al-Assad’s aides reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
There have been conflicting reports about the possibility of another round of talks for the small committee at the Constitutional Committee in Geneva writes Enab Baladi.
After reaching a ceasefire deal with Russia, Erdogan has suggested that the oil fields in Deir ez-Zor should be managed by Putin writes Al-Modon.
Just days after an agreement was reached, the ceasefire was broken when the Syrian regime fired artillery shells in the direction of a Turkish observation post reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
In a meeting with the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross, Walid al-Muallem has hailed the work they do, but warned that their efforts must not be politicized writes SANA.
A ceasefire agreed between Russia and Turkey has not given met all of the Turkish demands, who have now sent a large number of heavy reinforcements into northern Syria writes Zaman Al Wasl.
