A safe zone on the northern Syrian border, proposed by the US, has been declared unsatisfactory, raising fears of a Turkish military attack writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
Two rockets hit the Turkish state of Sanliurfa, wounding five civilians, but it is unclear who was responsible for the attack writes Alsouria Net.
An explosion at offices belonging to the Qaterji Group in Aleppo killed a number of people and caused damage to the surrounding area reports Al-Modon.
Former opposition fighters, who agreed to settlements with the regime, have been subjected to arrests in the towns south of Damascus reports Sowt Al-Asma.
The city of Istanbul is giving Syrian refugees one month to obtain the correct permit and residency documents, or risk being deported writes Al-Watan.
General Kenneth McKenzie discussed with the Syrian Democratic Forces the Islamic State prisoners and the proposed safe zone on the northern border writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
As well as discussing the situation on the ground and the upcoming session of the Joint Syrian-Belarusian Committee, the two parties also discussed the reconstruction process reports SANA.
The Syrian National Coalition has described the actions of the regime as international crimes and called for support from the international community.
The recent changes to the intelligence agencies has shaken up the power structures in Syria and left people wondering if Russia is trying to push Assad out writes Alsouria Net.
A barrage of rockets from opposition held areas struck a number of different sites across Hama, including the location of the S-400 air defense system reports Baladi News.
Col. Mustafa al-Bakkour, a commander in Jaish al-Izza, has said that opposition groups will continue to fight the regime and Russia after all their broken promises writes Zaman Al Wasl.
In the latest attack on Idleb, a wholesale vegetable market was hit by a Russian airstrike, killing 16 civilians reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
A train carrying phosphate was derailed, while hostile projectiles were downed in the northwestern city of Masyaf in Hama reports Daily Sabah.
The Cabinet was briefed on ongoing projects in the city, including the clearing of debris and the resumption of productions, as well as future projects that are planned writes SANA.
Russian and regime forces have pounded Khan Sheikhoun, Syria decries economic sanctions, the US supportive of Turkey’s actions in the north and plans for next round of Astana talks. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
As a growing number of Turks call for refugees to be sent home, authorities are engaging in forced deportations and increasing pressures on Syrians living in Istanbul reports Anadolu.
Anas al-Diyab was known as a media activist who documented the crimes of the Assad regime in Khan Sheikhoun and volunteered with the Syrian Civil Defense teams reports Alsouria Net.
When an explosion killed four Assad officers, a potential coup and overthrow of the Assad ruling family was prevented and the course of the war was changed forever writes Al-Modon.
A Syrian refugee who had settled in Germany, has decided to return to Syria and fight with the opposition groups in Idleb province writes Asharq Al-Aswat.
Hussam Qaterji, who emerged during the war as one of Syria’s most prominent businessmen, has established a militia in the Deir ez-Zor area to protect his oil smuggling business, Alsouria Net reports
