The Syrian Network for Human Rights reported that Samir Othman al-Sheikh is responsible for the disappearance of 508 Syrians.
Mekdad called for an end to the Israeli attacks on brotherly Lebanon, al-Watan reports.
The Pro-government Al-Watan said Turkey warned militia leaders against any “riots” targeting its forces in Northern Syria.
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The Syrian opposition has proven to be as sectarian and corrupt as the Assad regime, Hoshek Ossi writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Badr Jamous pointed out that “Resolution 2254 clearly states that parliamentary and presidential elections must occur within the context of a political process”.
A confidential source told Syria TV that Katerji played a crucial role in transporting Syrian and Iranian oil, refining it, and selling it.
Suweida Protesters are increasingly targeted by the security forces, Syria TV says.
For the first time, Bashar’s children, Hafez and Zain, made a public appearance, participating in the electoral process, al-Modon writes.
The announcement of Sharaa’s death coincided with political and security developments in Syria, Enab Baladi writes.
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The Syrian Observatory said the pro-Assad businessman was financing a Syrian group close to Hezbollah.
The intellectuals and activists of Binnish expressed their discontent with the large-scale security and military presence of the group, Shaam Network reports.
The Syrian electoral law needs of a comprehensive change to ensure a good level of democracy, Abdelahad Stifo argues in Syria TV .
The shooting came two days after an attack on the police command in Suweida , Enab Baladi says.
It is difficult to prove a candidate has a second nationality, Syria TV reports.
This election marks a new chapter in Syria’s history, reflecting the resilience and democratic spirit of its people, al-Baath writes.
Syria said “healthy relations between nations should be based on mutual interests rather than confrontation or hostility”, al-Baath writes.
The regime is attempting to portray elections to its audience as part of an imagined victory narrative, Absi Smaisim writes in Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Activists stress that these elections cannot supplant the legitimate demands of the Syrian people, according to Syria TV.
