The Syrian regime is obstructing the entry of humanitarian aid through the new crossings under many pretexts, according to Baladi News.
Mohammed al-Rumaihi wrote in the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar a commentary on the earthquake in Syria. Here are some excerpts.
Brussels said there are no plans to partially or temporarily lift the sanctions imposed on Damascus, according to Baladi News.
144,783 people displaced by the earthquake in Northern Syria have been identified so far, according to al-Souria Net.
The National Coalition urged the international community to take effective action and provide relief to Syrians, according to Shaam Network.
The rise in foreign remittances and the lifting of sanctions are also reasons behind the decrease in the value of the greenback, according to Athr Press.
Aid that used to come from organizations decreased by 40% after the war in Ukraine, according to Athr Press.
Arnous pointed to the importance of continuous follow-up and communication with investors, according to al-Watan.
Ghobash revealed to Athr Press that there are discussions with the Scientific Committee for Pharmaceutical Industries on pricing.
The Pharmacists Syndicate of the Assad regime confirmed that there is a significant shortage of medicines, according to Orient Net.
The UNHCR found that four out of five refugee families in Jordan rationed available food to avoid food insecurity, according to Shaam Network.
Pharmacists confirmed to Syria TV that there is an intense demand for the purchase of anti-inflammatory drugs.
Rent of an apartment in an upscale neighbourhood of Damascus reached 2 million Syrian pounds, according to al-Souria Net.
The Central Bank of Syria raised the exchange rate of the Syrian pound to 4522 SYP per dollar, according to Athr Press.
The price of a Christmas star reaches 30,000 Syrian pounds, according to Hashtag Syria.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights has obtained hundreds of death records issued by the Syrian regime government.
Adele Khader appreciated Syria’s support in facilitating the organization’s activities, according to SANA.
Mekdad discussed with Bushra the need for collaboration among the Arab states affected by climate change, according to SANA.
The price of fuel and medicine in Syria has increased following the removal of subsidies.
Mekdad affirmed that the Syrian government would continue to make all its efforts to secure the Syrians’ needs, according to the Syria Times.
