Is Idleb Next?
Hurriya Press
July 30, 2018
As the regime wraps up operations in the south, questions about the fate of the north are being asked writes Hurriya Press
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As the regime wraps up operations in the south, questions about the fate of the north are being asked writes Hurriya Press
The prospect of self-administration by Kurdish groups was discussed at the meeting reports Rudaw
The hopes that the uprising sowed have been betrayed by the treachery of people both in and outside the country writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
President Assad congratulated Russian naval forces on their achievements writes SANA
The evacuation of the White Helmets is being used to whitewash the image of Israel writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
The regime is trying to fill its ranks with men from Suweida, to serve as an alternative to an Iranian presence writes Ana Press
China’s Special Envoy to Syria expressed his country’s willingness to take part in the reconstruction of Syria reports Al-Thawra
Lebanon has followed a dissociation policy with Syria since 2012, but as the war winds down, relations are changing writes Asharq al-Awsat
When residents were given 48 hours to leave their homes, they refused, forcing Hayyat Tahrir Al-Sham to cancel planned operations reports Al-Hal
The firing of teachers in the Zaatari camp is seen as a move to get Syrians to return home writes Ana Press
The regime and its allied militias are racing to conscripts rebel fighters, that agreed to reconciliation deals, to their ranks writes Alsouria
Russia has proposed a roadmap to return Syrian refugees in coordination with the US, a move welcomed by Beirut writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
Munzer Munzer accused the Israelis of breaking international law and aiding terrorist organisations who are seeking the destruction of Syria writes Tishreen
While Hezbollah provided guarantees that refugees would be protected, the UN claims that it is not safe for them to return writes Zaman Al Wasl
While the Syrian Democratic Forces maybe in control of the oil fields, it is believed that due to a lack of technology, they are unable to operate at full capacity writes Ain al-Medina
It is hoped that a new constitution will be the start of a lasting political process between all sides reports Ana Press
Despite calls from the regime for refugees to return to Syria, conditions on the ground are far from perfect writes the National Coalition
The army statement claimed the Syrian plane had infiltrated its airspace reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed
As operations in Daraa near their end, Idleb ponders its future writes Souriatna
A center in Damascus, which is run by the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, is now producing 50 artificial limbs a month writes Asharq al-Awsat
