The recapturing of Idleb remains a top priority for the government, but local and regional issues are complicated the matter writes Al-Ayam.
The prisoners have been on strike since Monday, following the death sentences that were handed down writes Enab Baladi.
It is unclear what led caused the women to miscarry their children, but they suspect it could be polluted water reports Zaman Al Wasl.
President Assad urged everyone to remember the sacrifices of the Syrian Arab Army and to not forget those still being held by terrorist groups reports The Syria Times.
As part of the growing ties between the two countries, Iran is set to open a university for graduate and post graduate studies in Syria reports Anadolu Agency.
President Assad expressed his desire to see a closer relationship between the trade unions and the executive authority reports SANA.
Since the outbreak of war, the Druze in Syria have remained neutral, instead choosing to join local militias protecting their region writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Syria has called for international efforts to halt the agression of Israel and affirms its support for Palestine and its people reports SANA.
Inside the prison, detainees have started a hunger strike in protest of the death sentences reports Zaman Al Wasl.
In part two of The Syrian Observer’s interview, Dutch diplomat Nikolaos Van Dam explains how foreign powers influenced and affected the revolution in Syria.
Despite the buffer zone agreement, there have been a number of casualties on both sides, following clashes in the northern Hama countryside and Idleb province reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The decision to change the flag of the revolution to one that features the tawheed has sparked anger among many reports Ana Press.
The incident occurred at a gas station on the outskirts of Damascus, when the soldiers was returning home from a night out writes Syrian Reporter.
The value of the Syrian pound against the dollar has continued its downward slide reports Damas Post.
Despite the reopening of the crossing and the relative calm in southern Syria, Daraa’s governor has not seen any refugees returning via the Nasib Border Crossing writes Human Voice.
Iran is hoping to export a large quantity of Iranian goods to Syria and play a key role in the reconstruction writes SANA.
Scores of civilians were killed or injured when International Coalition warplanes struck the village of al-Sha’afa in Deir ez-Zor’s eastern countryside reports SANA.
Despite a decision by the regime, many residents have been turned away by security forces while attempting to return to their homes in Yarmouk reports Alsouria Net.
Activist Bilal Suriol was accused of taking photos without a licence and arrested by the Al-Sultan Murad group writes Al-Hal.
Ambassador Van Dam opens up to The Syrian Observer on the Syrian regime, opposition and the international community. Part II follows tomorrow.
