Syria has castigated the recent Brussels Conference, saying that foreign powers have no authority to interfere in Syrian affairs writes SANA.
The Central Authority for Financial Supervision has identified over 13 billion Syrian pounds that has been erroneously used or embezzled writes Al-Watan.
The head of the Syrian Network for Human Rights has urged people not to publish the Caesar photos irresponsibly or erroneously identify victims writes Fresh Syria.
Following the arrest of Abu Malek al-Talli and Abu Hussam al-Britani, Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham have come under attack by other jihadi groups in the area reports Etihad Press.
As the Caesar Act tightens around the Syrian economy, the regime is looking to it’s foreign embassies to bring in money from Syrians abroad reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
Following the defection of Abu Malek al-Tali, Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham have established a number of rules and conditions for those who wish to leave the group writes Alsouria Net.
Despite the recently imposed Caesar Act, Jordan has announced that these sanctions will not affect its trade with Syria writes Sham Network.
A man in Idleb has died while he looked at photos that showed the bodies of torture victims, who were killed in the Syrian government’s prisons reports Smart News.
Protests in the eastern province of Deir ez-Zor have condemned the recent US sanctions and have reaffirmed the people’s support for their homeland and adherence to the national stance writes SANA.
Syria has condemned the Caesar Act and has said that recent events in the US strip them of all moral authority reports Al-Masdar.
The Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act will sanction a wide range of Syrian industries and those who provide services to Syria writes Asharq al-Awsat.
President Assad has sent a message to all members of the Baath Party, but failed to mention political and military developments in Syria or the economic crisis writes Al-Modon.
The murder of George Floyd has highlight, yet again, the racial injustices that take place in the United States and the hypocrisy they preach to other nations writes Al-Baath.
The Minister of Trade and Consumer Protection has discuss measure that could be take by the Damascus Chamber of Commerce, to support the markets and less the effects of sanctions reports Alsouria Net.
Amid a backdrop of a spiralling currency and protests in the south of the country, President Assad has replaced Imad Khamis as prime minister, naming Hussein Arnous as his replacement reports Enab Baladi.
A prominent Syrian economist has claimed that the Syrian regime is not doing enough to combat the economic effects of the sanctions imposed on Syria writes Shaam Network.
Syria’s Foreign and Expatriates Ministry have said that the latest US sanctions are another attempt to interfere in Syrian affairs, after the failure of terrorist groups writes SANA.
In the face of dire living conditions, the normally loyal costal province of Lattakia has witnessed protests and slogans on the wall writes The Levant.
Syria has laid the blame for the high prices of basic goods and the falling value of the Syrian pound at the feet of the US, citing their coercive economic measures imposed on Syria writes SANA.
Syria has condemned the Ceaser Act in the strongest terms saying the the US will be held responsible for the misery of the Syrian people writes SANA.
