Child marriages are becoming more common in Syria and effects that they can have on the children involved can be devastating reports Sada al-Sham.
Over half of the Syrian refugees in Lebanon live in extreme poverty reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The regime has been arresting women that it accuses of working in hospitals under opposition control in eastern Ghouta reports Ana Press.
The President of Abkhazia has been on a four day trip to Syria to discuss trade and economic cooperation writes SANA.
The seemingly snap decision by the government has caused chaos in conscription centers and caused a spike in bribery reports Alsouria Net.
Those that have fought with Syria will be welcome to the opportunities that reconstruction will bring, while those that fought against Syria will be shut out writes Al-Watan.
Poland is keen to see Syrians leave Europe and return to their homeland and is willing to provide assistance where it is able reports SANA.
The regime has frozen the assets of many individuals with links to the opposition, but rarely those of regime officials writes Alsouria Net
The reconstruction bill for Syria is estimated to be over $388 billion writes Al-Watan
Many families are confused and anguished about the fate of their relatives and the lack of information about how they died writes Alsouria Net
Both men expressed a desire to see a political settlement reached and for the ties between the two countries to be strengthened reports SANA
A UN report claimed that 224 children, including 72 girls, were recruited by the YPG in 2017 writes Asharq al-Awsat
The Coordination Body for the Return of Displaced Persons Abroad will work with other countries to facilitate the return of Syrians writes Al-Thawra
Returning refugees, the economic recovery of Syria, the handover of weapons and the withdrawal from the constitutional committee. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
It is hoped that the three day conference will entice much needed investment across a number of sectors writes SANA
Since the start of the war, thousands of Syrians have been murdered in regime prisons writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
The war in Syria has caused its economy to collapse, but reclaiming the deposits of Syrians from foreign banks could help the economy to grow writes Al-Watan
With the liberation of the Nasib Border Crossing, it is hoped that economic activity will return to Daraa writes SANA
Prime Minister Imad Khamis said that the state will continue social support programs and projects to bolster the economy writes The Syria Times
There is a dangerous lack of medical services in Deir-ez-Zor and the few that do exist are operated by unqualified individuals writes Ain al-Medina
