The Syrian lawyer Khalil Maatouk dedicated his life to defending people who had been arrested by the Assad regime, but in the end, found himself inside one of the regime’s cells writes Brocar Press.
Despite a ceasefire being announced by Russia, northwestern Syria continues to be hit by regime attacks reports Alsouria Net.
A leading Turkish opposition leader has called on Erdogan to pull out all Turkish troops out of Syria and end support for terrorists in Idleb reports SANA.
Syria and Jordan have met to discuss their future relationship and means to enhance trade and cooperation between the two countries write SANA.
A handshake between Ahmed Aboul Gheit and Walid al-Muallem has led to speculation that some Arab countries are ready to restore relations with Damascus writes Al-Watan.
Following a coup in 1966, Hafez al-Assad took power in Syria. His rule would be marked by violence and severe oppression writes Asharq al-Awsat.
German prosecutors have extended the detention of a Syrian man who is accused of ordering the brutal torture of Syrian opposition members reports Hurriya Press.
Activists in Lebanon are crying foul, following news that an anti-Assad critic has been kidnapped and is set to be returned to Syria reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Plans to evacuate the al-Rukban camp have been hindered by the US forces in the area according to Syria and Russia writes The Syria Times.
A new film by Syrian director Sulaiman Tadmori is shinning a light on the suffering of people during the regime’s siege of Homs writes Zaman Al Wasl.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that the country must face the terror threat towards the country’s borders reports Anadolu News Agency.
Despite the relative calm in most of the country, battles are ongoing in Lattakia as a report from Zaman al-Wasl shows
Russia is responsible for the death of thousands of Syrian civilians, a human rights organization is saying
One of the largest tribes in Deir Ezzor is organizing itself to defend its rights, Deir Ezzor 24 says
The head of the National Coalition calls for countering HTS in the Idleb area, according to Enab Baladi
In areas outside government control in northern Syria, the damage to the educational system has been extensive, Brocar Press reports
A grouping of Syrian jurists condemns the formation of the constitutional committee as illegitimate, Horriya Press writes
The Syrian government blames the Hong Kong protests on foreign sides and supports the One China policy, state news agency SANA reports
The government has its own views of how the constitutional committee should work, RT says
The Syrian regime is pressuring powerful cronies, including Samer Foz and Mohammad Hamsho to force them to pay millions of dollars, Brocar Press writes
