SANA correspondent confirms at least 261 people transported from the besieged towns in Idleb’s northern countryside
Foreign ministry says terrorists’ exploitation of children in recent suicide bombing indicates that sponsors are indifferent toward young Syrians’ lives
Traders in the northern province’s markets are having to barter with merchants in neighboring areas for produce as lack of availability forces prices to fluctuate
The father says that he will soon return “triumphantly to east Aleppo.” But his words do not please his son, who says: “No, I will grow up and not return to Aleppo. I will liberate Damascus… and bring down the regime.”
12-year-old Ghadir continues to smile despite losing her leg and family in regime strikes on the Damascus countryside
Coastal city mourns the death of dozens of locals from fighting on the Palmyra and Aleppo fronts, military source claims
Local sources claim militants burn buses on their way to evacuate sick and wounded from besieged towns in Idleb province
Economic journalist Samir Tawil describes to Sadaa al-Sham three factors that have contributed to a recent strengthening of the Syrian pound since last week
Radwan Atrash announced as head of new Idleb political council, a new body which aims to replace the Syrian National Coalition in the northern province after residents voice discontent toward the domestic and external opposition
“There are more than 2,000 children and many elderly who are not able to handle the severity of the winter beneath the bits of cloth they are sheltering under,” camp official reveals
“If we do not move the fronts, the regime will move from the north to the south, and we will meet the same fate as our brothers in Aleppo,” rebel commander warns
Governor Alaa Ibrahim assures residents that electricity, water and sewerage services will soon be restored following the recent withdrawal of armed militants from the city
“When we say that Aamal benefited 46,000 people in 10 years, we also have to say that 30,000 of them were affected during the war,” says Syria’s first lady
Many observers believe all rebel-held areas in the capital and its environs will be returned to the Syrian government by early next year after authorities successfully implement ‘reconciliations’ throughout the provinces, writes Enab Baladi
Fighter jets bombard Kafrsajna killing six, while 12 civilians also die in strikes on other areas of the Idleb countryside
Local sources confirm Jayish al-Fatah militants shelled the Idleb town, killing five people and forcing the only hospital to close
Participants at economic forum advocate for reform through collection of debts, restructuring bank administration and legislation, as well as addressing the shortage in qualified staff
Convoy evacuates opposition fighters and their families from Al-Tal in the Damascus countryside to Idleb in northern Syria following ‘reconciliations’ between rebels and the regime
Loyalist pages report bodies arriving daily as dozens of fighters from the coastal city are killed in battles in Aleppo and Hama
What is now the solution? It may need time and perhaps another revolution which brings us back to its famous first demands, of freedom, dignity and a Syria free of corruption, oppression, repression, and political prisons, writes Walid Bunni
