Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham is using the Salvation Government to go after activists who are critical of their work, threatening them with legal charges reports Al-Modon.
Mazloum Abdi has said that no Kurdish political party has been excluded from the initiative to unify the Kurdish position reports North Press.
Despite the existence of sanctions, the Syrian Democratic Forces are selling oil to the regime, which they desperately need, facilitated by Hossam al-Qatriji reports Baladi News.
Children in northern Syria are being forced to work and make money to support their families, forgoing an education reports North Press.
A new report has highlighted the rise in the number of early marriages taking place in Syria and the problems that can arise when children are married off writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Travellers to Syria have been told that they must have a valid PCR test, which proves that they have tested negative for the coronavirus writes Al-Watan.
Traders are taking part in the ‘Made in Syria’ festival, selling a variety of goods and materials to consumers at low prices reports SANA.
After criticising the decision to reopen schools, the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine has been removed from his position reports Shaam Network.
The mysterious death of yet another regime officer has been announced, without revealing the circumstance writes Shaam News.
A leader in Hurras al-Din has been killed in a drone strike that targeted his car as it drove through Idleb city reports SY 24.
The spread of the coronavirus in northern Syria is causing alarm among the authorities, and have called for assistance from the World Health Organisation writes SY 24.
The Syrian National Coalition has met to discuss ongoing developments and the need for a political solution and a ceasefire across the country.
The WhIte Helmets have tackled the wildfires in the western countryside of Idleb, although work has been impeded by strong winds and rough terrain writes Baladi News.
A state of emergency has been announced, as wildfires spread from regime controlled areas and threaten civilians and camps in Idleb reports Baladi News.
The Kurdish-led administration blames the government for the spread of the pandemic because of the lack of movement restrictions, Shaam network says
The White Helmets have offered their help to extinguish the raging fires in regime-held areas, Alsouria reports
The clampdown on beggars come at a time when more than 85% of Syrians live below the poverty line, Sowt al-Asima says
The spread of the Covid-19 is accelerating in northern areas, Sham network reports
The patrols evacuated families from the schools, throwing them and their furniture on the sidewalks in the early morning hours. Sowt Al-Asima says
Aleppo has witnessed most suicide cases in Syria so far this year, while the methods are diverse, according to a report in Al-Watan
