More than 170 Syrian lawyers, judges, and civil society leaders are fighting current international proposals as they risk entrenching impunity and jeopardizing any hope of durable peace
Advisor to the minister of economy says high consumer prices and widespread poverty should be attributed to the “aggression against Syria”, not the Assad regime
Young men in the Syrian capital are preferring to remain indoors as regime expands its campaign of forced recruitment
Government legislators grant Aleppo city half a billion Syrian pounds for reconstruction
An increase in firewood prices have encouraged some locals to turn to raiding Ghouta’s famous fruit orchards for fuel
Security forces and brokers selling bread to citizens at up to three times the regular sale price, report by local monitor finds
Christian Patriarch Aphrem II voices hope for the release of kidnapping victims during sermon in Beirut
CBS surprises observers by raising the dollar value seven pounds Thursday
In spite of war and rising prices, olive trees in Daraa remain one of the most successful economic crops for both owners and the general community
The centuries-old tradition of preserving seasonal foods for winter is being threatened by shortages of produce and huge inflation
Former ISIS member tells monitoring group kidnapped Jesuit priest still alive but in prison in Syria’s north
WHO representative received by information minister to discuss joint initiative for boosting health awareness in Syria
Activists and human rights organizations call for the release of Bassel Khartabil, held unlawfully since 2012
Regime rarely allows aid to enter the cities in Eastern Ghouta and the rare aid is being stolen in many neighborhoods in Douma
Thousands of Homs’ parents face inflated costs of study materials as children return to school in the war-torn city amid Eid al-Adha
Suicide bombing targets checkpoint of ultra-hardline Islamist group in town of Harbel, opposition commander says
Attack brings one of the highest death tolls caused by rebel shelling on regime areas in the city, monitoring group says
With the commencement of the 2015/2016 school year, extraordinary prices force citizens to devise new methods to provide children with uniforms
Over 2,000 people live without food or blankets inside a fenced forest surrounded by police and army forces, activists claim
Pro-ISIS social media claims fighters are close to overrunning the regime’s last remaining foothold in the country’s eastern region
