Following an explosion that tore through the Lebanese capital, Nasr al-Hariri has sent his condolences and messages of support to the Lebanese Foreign Minister writes Etilaf.
The number of Syrians infected with coronavirus has hit 892, as reports emerge of a number of doctors from the capital’s hospitals dying writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Mayor in Damascus Countryside have been stripped of privileges granted to them, which could help them tackle the spread of coronavirus report Sowt Al-Asima.
Abu Muhammad al-Jolani is continuing his tour of Idleb, visiting residents and listening to their issues, although some believe there is an ulterior motive behind the trips writes Alsouria Net.
Rahaf al-Ja’a trained as a midwife, but now uses her skills to spread awareness about the spread of the coronavirus and means to protect yourself writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
Kidnappings continue to blight Daraa and Suweida, with one man being held for a ransom of 50 million Syrian pounds reports Baladi News.
Coronavirus is spreading in Syria, with the editor-in-chief of Alikhbaria be one of the latest people who has succumb to the virus reports Sowt Al-Asima.
A new ship has been launched from Tartous Port, which is now capable of carrying thousands of heads of livestock and has produced many job opportunities writes SANA.
A fire broke out at a warehouse used to store candy and the raw materials for candy, in the ancient market of Damascus, but was extinguished by firefighters writes SANA.
Coronavirus is spreading across Syria, with more infections and deaths recorded in multiple locations, amid reports of a shortage of supplies to test, prevent and treat the virus.
A Syrian economist has called on the government to implement urgent measures to help Syrian citizens struggling to cope with the current economic conditions writes Al-Watan.
Asma al-Assad has met with the family of a murdered child and blamed the current conditions on poor security and socials problems reports Shaam Network.
Coronavirus is spreading in Syria, with 561 people recorded as being infected, although it is thought that the number could be higher.
The ruling Baath party in Syria has reportedly secured a majority, despite a low voter turn out reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
A group of workers in Tartous have been punished by their employer for not taking part in the recent elections for the People’s Assembly writes Shaam Network.
Fresh polling was ordered by the electoral commission after suspected discrepancies were reported between the number of cast ballots and the number of registered voters writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Reports have circulated that suggest the coronavirus is spreading in Syria and that there is insufficient supplies to test and prevent the virus.
Reports have emerged that claim Syrians have been forced and coerced into voting in the People’s Assembly election, some of who have cited violence being used writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Elections for the the 3rd legislative term for the People’s Assembly got underway across Syria, with over 7,000 polling stations available for voters writes SANA.
The head of the Syrian Democratic Council has not held meetings with the regime and holds them responsible for the current state of Syria, while calling for a political solution to the crisis reports Sham Network.
