The Free Syrian Army has destroyed a number of bridges to slow down the progress of the regime army, which is expected to attack in the coming days reports Hurriya Press.
The latest batch of Syrians living in Lebanon have been returned to the towns and villages of their homeland writes SANA.
Despite the large amount of territory that has been lost by the group, they are still a deadly force writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Member of the Asayish militia stormed schools and tried to impose a new curriculum reports SANA.
836 people who had been forcibly disappeared were revealed to have been killed, although it is believed to be a fraction of the real figure writes The Syrian Network for Human Rights.
The students were protesting the decision to stop offering the supplementary session at the university writes Enab Baladi.
Thousands have returned to Daraya after it was liberated in 2016 writes SANA.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights has recorded 82,000 cases of forced disappearance writes Hurriya Press.
Up to 10,000 volunteers have been helping to clear away the debris caused by fighting in Aleppo, as part of the SAWA campaign writes SANA
The regime has frozen the assets of many individuals with links to the opposition, but rarely those of regime officials writes Alsouria Net
A large number of hospitals and health centers were damaged during the fighting in eastern Ghouta and eastern Qalamoun writes SANA
At a meeting to appoint Jaber Ali Basha as general commander, the need for a unified revolutionary front was also stressed reports Enab Baladi
The reconstruction bill for Syria is estimated to be over $388 billion writes Al-Watan
Turkish forces have told the residents of Idleb that if the bombardment continues, then they will respond reports Hurriya Press
Families in Syria who have had relatives forcibly disappeared are trapped in whirlwind of confusion and grief writes Zaman Al Wasl
Government ministers have criticised the sanctions imposed on the country and have said that they are hindered the return of refugees writes SANA
The breakdown of security in opposition held areas has left residents fearing kidnapping, theft and murder writes Ana Insan
The cause of the explosion, which claimed the lives of 35 women and children, is still unknown reports Anadolu Agency
There were 50 people, including women and children, living in the two buildings that collapsed following the blast reports Hurriya Press
Over the past year, the Islamic State has lost huge swathes of territory in northern and eastern Syria reports Zaman Al Wasl
