An 11-year-old Syrian found dead, SDF continue to close in on ISIS, Iranian plans for missile productions and Russian artillery kills six. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
For many Syrians who have lost their homes, rebuilding is a cost they cannot afford and securing the permit for construction is not an option for them reports Alsouria Net.
For Syrians living in Germany, securing employment can also mean subjecting yourself to dangerous environments, with no rights and little pay writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The women, who originally came from Douma, strangled two of her children, while a third was able to escape and raise the alarm reports Alsouria Net.
As well as anti-regime slogan, unknown individuals also tore up a picture of Assad that had been hung in the main square reports Damascus Voice.
Recent movements in the market has caused the value of the Syrian pound against the dollar to slip down even further, with a further decline expect writes Business2Business Syria.
Italian priest Paolo Dall’Oglio was kidnapped by the Islamic State in 2013, while trying to secure the release of two French journalist reports Etihad Press.
Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister has criticised the economic sanctions placed on Russia, Syria and Iran writes SANA.
The meeting between Muallem and Rouhani discussed bilateral relations and comes ahead of a tripartite meeting between Russia, Iran and Turkey reports SANA.
The US President announced the withdrawal of US forces, however little progress has been made, while the humanitarian situation in al-Rukban continues to deteriorate writes SANA.
The new missile facility will bolster Iran’s presence in Syria and increase the pressure on Israel reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Residents of the camp, who fled fighting in Deir ez-Zor, are exposed to extreme weather and suffer from a lack of basic supplies writes Hurriya Press.
It thought that the released Islamic State leaders will conduct attacks against the regime, that will serve as an excuse for a greater regime clampdown in the south reports Alsouria Net.
The Syrian Authority for Internal Security Forces will maintain security and hopes to be included in discussions on the law and political negotiations writes Anadolu Agency.
The Syrian army witnessed mass defections when the conflict in the country broke out, but as the regime has secured the upper hand, they have offered pardons to some writes Asharq al-Awsat.
The two diplomats meet in Tehran to discuss the constitutional committee and the upcoming summit that will be held in Russia writes Al-Watan.
The upcoming tripartite meeting, which will be held in Sochi, will discuss the constitution committee, but there are concerns that progress cannot be achieved writes Al-Modon.
The US Senate has been highly critical of the decision to withdraw American forces from Syria, and the latest vote is a blow for the President’s plans reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Europe and the US are attempting to ensure that any Arab normalization with the Assad regime is achieved in conjunction with a political process writes Asharq al-Awsat.
For women in Assad’s prisons, existence is a life of torture and suffering, never knowing whether you will be released or survive your ordeal writes Zaman Al Wasl.
