All the money made from selling the handicrafts goes to the refugee women who make them, providing a much needed source of income writes Alsouria
The attack caused only material damage and demonstrated the coalition’s support for terrorism writes The Syria Times
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov has reinforced the idea of Syrian sovereignty, saying that it can choose who it wants help from reports SANA
Following the recapture of Damascus and the surrounding area, the Syrian government is deciding where it should strike next reports Al-Hal
The residents of Daraya are left in limbo as notables say they will return soon, while regime officials issue denials writes Al- Hal
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has been working in Syria following the alleged chemical attack in Douma
Between Jordan, Israel, Russia, the Syrian regime and the United States, Daraa’s future remains unclear writes Ain al-Medina
As militias backed by Iran withdraw from some areas in Daraa, regime forces have taken their place reports Alsouria
A report released by The Syrian Network for Human Rights has called on the world to use the upcoming World Cup in Russia to highlight Russian crimes in Syria
One woman was sentenced to three years hard labour after taking her child and fleeing the country, without the father’s knowledge writes Al-Watan
Many people in Syria have customary marriages that are conducted by a religious official, but are not legal in the eyes of the state writes Al-Watan
By working online, for foreign companies, Syrians can earn a high salary, while also avoiding prosecution by the security services writes Al-Hal
As both the Syrian Army and US back forces move in, Daesh’s territory gets smaller and smaller reports Zaman Al Wasl
It is hoped that a 90 million investment by Russia will be just the start of the money reports Al-Watan
Rebels are hoping to seize a strategic hilltop from Jaysh Khaled Bin Walid reports Zaman Al Wasl
Rotten rice and meat was distributed to residents in the Hafsa camp, resulting in diarrhoea, vomiting and stomach pain writes Step News
People are worried by the prospect of university students, who should know better, committing murder writes Al-Watan
The bridges that spanned the Euphrates River in Raqqa were destroyed during the fight to reclaim the city from Daesh reports Anadolu
A huge number of Syrian have fled to Turkey, many of which have either resumed their businesses or started new ones writes Sham Times
