Contrary to available information Bashar al-Assad has blamed Lebanese banks for the current economic woes that Syria is experiencing reports Al-Modon.
The Agriculture Ministry has announced plans to increase the amount of wheat planted as well as the quality of the crop writes SANA.
Women in Hassakeh are taking advantage of the rise in production jobs and working to secure an income for their families writes North Press.
Coronavirus is spreading in areas controlled by the Autonomous Administration, with new infections reported in a host of towns writes Buyer.
Despite the imposition of US sanctions, the new iPhone 12 has gone on sale in Damascus, with the handsets being sold for millions of Syrian pounds reports Alsouria Net.
A Syrian ship carrying oil has been stopped by Russia, in what is suspected to be an effort to pressure the Assad regime into accepting certain Russian demands reports Baladi News.
Syria will take part in this years IMF meeting, to discus the impacts of the coronavirus and efforts to fight poverty reports SANA.
Severe shortages and crippling economic problems have created a shortfall of wheat in the country meaning it must import between 180,000 tons and 200,000 tons of wheat a month writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
A Swedish delegation has visited a camp for refugees in Hassakeh, but questioned why there are so many problems when they are sending so much money writes AHNA.
Five Germans, who have connections to the extreme anti-refugee right, have been charged and sentenced for inciting hatred against Syrian refugees reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Syrian has condemned the recent statements by the European Union who have confirmed that they will extend sanctions for another year writes SANA.
Farmers in Syria have had their crops devastated by fires, leaving them wondering how they will earn enough money to survive reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Rami Makhlouf has said that he will donate billions of Syrian pounds to help those affected by the recent fires, if the regime agrees to release the funds reports Baladi News.
The Syrian Coalition has been working with the US to identify routes used to smuggle goods into Syria, and in defiance of the Caesar Act writes Nadaa Syria.
The Syrian government has announced that the price of 95 octane fuel will rise, amid a fuel crisis that is causing long queues at gas stations reports North Press.
A ship carrying oil, suspected of being destined for Syria, has been stopped by Lebanese authorities, in accordance with the Caesar Act reports Nadaa Syria.
The fuel crisis is pushing an increasing number of Syrians to switch to bikes, Al-Mashhad reports
Families living in the al-Deir camp in Idleb have been told they must pay 50 Turkish lira, despite the poor condition in the cam and lack of services reports Baladi News.
A UN delegation has reiterated it desire to rehabilitate Hama and support the return of displaced Syrians to their homes writes Al-Watan.
Yet more trucks belonging to Hussam al-Qatirji have collected oil from Kurdish held areas and transported it to regime held lands reports Baladi News.
