Whipping of seven women from the villages of Hadidiya and Miidish deepens resentment towards ISIS among locals
Presidential order calls for the immediate appointment of 10 new council representatives
Temporary truce reached in the towns of Fuaa, Kefraya, Zabadani and Madaya between pro-regime and opposition forces
FM Muallem stresses importance of fighting terrorism in meeting with UN envoy regarding Syrian political solution
PM also calls for review of ministry press offices to improve cooperation with media outlets and provide accurate information
Kurdish traders establish shops to sell second-hand goods stolen from abandoned houses in Arab villages, according to witness
Expo reflects determination of companies to continue reconstruction despite many difficulties, says head organizer
Rebel fighters capture large sections of the women’s prison near Damascus as fighting continues for a third day
Major opposition group appoints civil engineer Muhannad al-Masri as new leader for the Movement following Jaber Abu ash-Sheikh’s resignation
Rebel group takes industrial district amid offensive to liberate female prisoners in the city’s north-east
Two-day event will highlight the effects of terrorism and its threat to the Syrian working sector
Activists in Suweida posted video clips of the demonstrations that took place in the city during the past two days
Asmaa al-Assad made a rare public appearance
When the demonstrations erupted, my son and I took part in them, walking hand in hand and calling out for our freedom
The report stated that approximately four million Syrian pounds allocated for pension payment went missing in Homs, Raqqa, and Deir-ez-Zor
Activists welcomed the storm because it halted the regime’s air strikes in Homs, Idleb, and other war-ravaged areas
ISIS imposed jizyah tax on male Christian adults in the town of Qaryatain located 90km (60 miles) east of Homs
1,192 were wounded and 895 residences were completely destroyed. The air strikes also left behind 372 orphans in Ghouta, according to the office
Six women and four children were the victims of the regime’s air raids on the embattled city of Douma located 10km (7 miles) northeast of Damascus
Alawite urban centers turned into forums for dozens of people to exchange information on emigration routes
