Heavy damage was inflicted on educational facilities during the battle to retake eastern Ghouta, but efforts are being made to see the return of children to classrooms writes SANA.
A photo, which appears to show an elderly man who was hit in the face by traffic police, has caused an outpouring of anger on social media reports Al-Modon.
The arrest of journalist Mohamed Hershou has caused anger among colleges and members of parliament, who see it as an attack on the freedom of the press reports Al-Modon.
While the cost of daily goods has skyrocketed, wages in Syria have not changed, leaving many families struggling to make ends meet reports Asharq al-Awsat.
It has been one year since the regime dropped sarin and chlorine gas on Douma, killing 41 civilians and injuring hundreds more writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The regime has been warned that, if it lifts the subsidies on gasoline, then the cost of living, which is already too high for many, will rise further reports Al-Iqtissadi.
With help from investors and the government, hundreds of new facilities have been opened, which has created thousands of new job opportunities reports SANA.
Membership with the Damascus Chamber of Commerce has fallen nearly 50 percent since last year, which has affected the Chamber’s revenues writes Al-Watan.
Since the southern province of Suweida was recaptured, industry has begun to return, bringing with it job opportunities for the local residents writes SANA.
The regime has sent conscription notices to 5,000 young men in eastern Ghouta, which was the first area in the capital to protest against Bashar al-Assad writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Dr. Bashar al-Jaafari said that the US has lost all international legitimacy and ended its role as a mediator in any peace process writes SANA.
Major General Kifah Moulhem has been accused of committing a range of crimes against the Syrian people, during his time at the Military Intelligence Directorate reports Alsouria Net.
Rebel commanders, under the protection of Turkey, have been raking in large sums of money, which has been stolen from residents and aid groups reports Etihad Press.
Syrian businessmen are taking advantage of the large amount of scrap metal in the country and the high price it garners on the market reports Asharq al-Awsat.
A new report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights has said that the International Coalition responsible for the deaths of thousands of civilians, including over 900 children.
A number of Arab countries have started to rebuild diplomatic relations with Syria, following their suspension from the Arab League writes Hurriya Press.
The Kuwaiti and Egyptian investors have been accused of export violations surrounding the smuggling of goods valued at 300 million pounds writes Al-Iqtissadi.
After a long battle, the Syrian Democratic Forces have prevailed against the Islamic State and have captured a large number of fighters in the process writes Alsouria Net.
Syria’s economic woes are continuing to plague the country as the value of the Syrian pound continues to slide against the dollar reports Business2Business Syria.
The Syrian National Coalition has accused the regime of attempting to disrupt the political process with the use of cluster munitions and attacks on civilian centers.
