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.
New markets are opening up in towns and cities, leading to speculation that they are primarily for the selling of looted goods writes Al-Modon.
A fighter from the Revolutionary Guards Corps has been killed in Aleppo, as civilians continue to be forced from their homes writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
A recent regime decision has come into effect, demanding that all real estate sales in Syria are sold through public banks reports Alsouria Net.
The former spokesman of Jaish al-Islam has confessed to French authorities that his group was responsible for killing Razan Zaitouneh reports Brocar Press.
The Syrian regime has uncovered a mass grave in eastern Ghouta containing what is believed to be the bodies of civilians and security personnel reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Turkey has announced that it has reinforced its observation post in Idleb with addition armored vehicles reports Al-Masdar.
Barricades cleared from the M5 highway, Turkey hits back at accusations of neglect of duties, rebels launch a counter-attack and Syria-Armenia flight to start this year. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Syrian Liberal Party aims at keeping the dreams of the 2011 revolution alive and bring about a free and liberal Syria writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
President Assad met with Ali Larijani to discuss recent successes in the field and the future of the relationship between the two countries reports SANA.
Syrian banknotes are still finding their way into opposition held areas, despite the closed borders and the security concerns writes Iqtissad.
Young women in Lattakia are living in fear of the regime’s shabiha and what they might do if they refuse their marriage proposals writes Brocar Press.
Russia has been conscripting Syrian men to fight on their behalf in Libya, tempting them with large salaries writes Baladi News.
The Syrian Safety and Defection Center is working to secure a safe place for those who have defected from the regime army and are looking for safety reports Zaman Al Wasl.
