President Assad has opened the door to a meeting with Turkish President Erdogan, following a meeting between Syria and the head of Turkish intelligence writes Al-Hal.
The Turkish regime was granted a short cease-fire to allow its forces to move observation points out of the path of the Syrian army writes Al-Watan.
The Council of the European Union has issued 270 people and 70 entities with a travel ban and an asset freeze for being responsible for the violent repression against civilians reports Asharq al-Awsat.
As regime and Russia attacks on Idleb intensify, hundreds of thousands of families have been forced to seek safety near the Turkish border reports Alsouria Net.
Ammar al-Sheikh Haidar is protesting the handle of his and his daughter’s immigration application by the Canadian authorities reports Anadolu News Agency.
The Syrian National Coalition has expressed concern about the ongoing violence in Idleb and the Hama countryside and commended foreign countries for their condemnation.
Following military tests, a number of officers from the regime’s army were chosen to travel to Russia to undertake specialized training writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The Russian President’s Special Envoy for Syria and the British Prime Minister’s International Affairs Adviser discussed issues affecting the Middle East and Syria reports SANA.
Andrew J. Tabler, the National Security Council’s new Director for Syria, has previously worked as a journalist, editor, and analyst.
The Foreign and Expatriates Ministry has said that Syria’s claim over the Golan will never stop and that Israel must stop the practise of illegal settlements reports The Syria Times.
Following regime complaints to the United Nations, the Syrian Democratic Council has accused the regime of trying to divert people’s gaze away from the massacres in Idleb reports Etihad Press.
Backed by Russia, regime forces carried out a massacre in Jisr al-Shaghour, killing five civilians and injuring 20 others reports Alsouria Net.
The 12th round of Astana talks failed to create the required agreements, which Syria and Russia blame of Turkey’s unwillingness to uphold its commitments writes Al-Watan.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that the ongoing operation and the increase in tensions could jeopardize the formation of a Constitutional Committee writes Asharq al-Awsat.
The Syrian regime, backed by Russia, is continuing its attacks on opposition positions in the Hama countryside, forcing them to change their tactics writes Al-Modon.
The Foreign and Expatriates Ministry has said that the Syrian Democratic Forces have violently suppressed the protests of citizens in Deir ez-Zor reports The Syria Times.
The Syrian National Coalition has warned that if the assault on Idleb continues, it could lead to a humanitarian tragedy and a fresh wave of refugees towards Europe.
Despite the protest being officially licensed, Turkish security forces have moved the protesting Syrians to an area far from the Russian consulate reports Hurriya Press.
The Syrian Democratic Council has said that it is willing to militarily confront Damascus and has stood by their recent meeting of Syrian tribes reports Al-Watan.
Syrian artist Moayed Kanaan uses coffee and a spoon to create his artworks and one day hope to share it with all of Syria and the rest of the world reports SANA.
