The circulation of these videos deeply shocked many Syrians, viewed by some as a direct consequence of the ongoing crises, Syria TV writes.
War remnants, munitions, and unexploded mines continue to pose dangers to Syrians, according to al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Nisreen Nassif, supervisor of the cultural forum, shared with Enab Baladi that its primary goal is to culturally and socially empower women.
The economist George Khozam, known for his support of the Assad regime, has proposed issuing a banknote pegged to the U.S. dollar.
The areas controlled by the Syrian regime have recorded a 40% increase in financial transfers received from abroad during Eid al-Adha, according to Damas Post.
Arnous emphasized the necessity of transitioning to renewable energies and expanding wind energy investments.
“I arrived here with a lot of pain. The sounds of rockets, shellfire, news of killings, daily death, and terror still nestle in my head”, said Syrian writer Shadia Atassi.
Al-Modon reports on a Study showing that neglecting these rights leads to the exclusion of marginalized and disadvantaged groups
Makled was last seen leaving his home near the military police roundabout on Saturday afternoon.
Syrian lawyers emphasized that “the trials of judges should remain confidential to uphold the dignity of the judiciary”.
The inflation rate varies significantly across governorates, Athr Press remarks.
Minister Yaghi noted the country’s early steps towards recovery despite lingering crisis impacts.
Minister of Higher Education Bassam Ibrahim emphasized that the highest tier’s pricing would not surpass 30 percent of private sector hospital rates.
The military police have stepped up their presence in Damascus city and its surrounding towns, implementing numerous “flying checkpoints” in pursuit of hundreds of young men who have evaded mandatory and reserve military service.
The conference attracted leading companies from Syria and around the world in various construction technologies and materials sectors, Tishreen writes.
Iranian officials have been seeking new places in Damascus in recent months, according to Syria TV.
The delegation accompanying Prime Minister Arnous included the Ministers of Water Resources, Tourism, Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, and Petroleum and Mineral Resources.
Several teaching staff members complained that being away from their universities for three months would significantly affect the work of the faculties.
Speaking to al-Watan, Jokhadar announced the forthcoming issuance of a law governing the investment in public sector factories and plants.
The concept of “guest dead” instill significant apprehension among the residents of Damascus, al-Hal net writes.
