The US has emphasized that the Syrian government’s peace process should listen to the will of Syrian citizens, writes Tammouz.
Syria’s foreign ministry has described the EU’s Syria stance as “colonial,” writes SANA.
Industry figurehead Fares al-Shihabi has called out the Syrian government for leading the country to economic collapse, according to Shaam News.
The infamous al-Hol camp has recorded 31 murders so far in 2021, reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
The Syrian pound continues its devaluation course against the dollar, while the price of gold reaches 13,000 pounds, reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Top security official Bahjat Suleiman has died of COVID-19, writes The Levant News.
20 members of the Tarn family have been arrested by the SDF in Raqqa for unknown reasons, reports Al-Souria Net.
Syria’s foreign minister has called for an end to US and EU unilateral measures against Syria, reports SANA.
During his visit to Damascus, Pederson has discussed the economy, peace process, and the US and Turkish role in Syria, reports The Syria Times.
Assad plans to raise the Industrial Bank’s capital to 14 billion Syrian pounds, according to SANA.
The Syrian Yazidi community is no longer exempt from Islamic personal status laws, sparking outrage, writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Syria has criticized Turkey’s commitment to its Astana process obligations, writes The Syria Times.
An anti-money laundering commission has pledged to clamp down on illegal currency vendors, reports Etihad Press.
A US drone strike has killed an ISIS oil commander in Deir-ez-Zor, according to Asharq Al-Awsat.
A senior Russian diplomat has warned that Syrians are living through the most challenging times yet, writes Al-Watan.
The Syrian pound reached a new low on Thursday evening, reports Etihad Press.
The Russian Foreign Minister and UN Secretary-General have reiterated the need for humanitarian aid to combat the coronavirus pandemic, reports SANA.
ISIS have killed 26 regime fighters in an ambush in Deir-ez-Zor, reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
A new banknote has caused havoc in the Syrian economy, writes Alsouria Net.
The Biden administration will adhere strictly to the Caesar Act’s sanctions package without interfering with humanitarian aid, according to Asharq Al-Awsat.
