A US official has welcomed criticism of her recent trip to northeastern Syria by Syria’s Permanent Representative to the UN reports North Press.
The Nour al-Din al-Zenki movement and militants from eastern Ghouta have engaged in armed clashes, after the al-Zenki movement demanded that a man leave his home reports Baladi News.
If the right conditions are created then the northeastern region could benefit from the return of investment and capital, and take advantage of the resources available writes North Press.
It has been announced that the Syrian Insurance Company will be getting a new board of directors, who will oversee the insurance market in Syria writes Al-Watan.
The regime has been forced to admit that its investment projects have failed, which it blames on an economic blockade, and has called for industrialists and investors to return writes Shaam News.
A outbreak of hepatitis has been detected at a school in the Damascus countryside, although the Director of School Health insists that they must have caught the disease at home reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Syrian have been shocked by a video of a young girl and her dying father, who were denied admittance to a hospital in Homs reports Etihad Press.
A government official has outlined reconstruction projects that have been completed or are underway and the costs associated with them writes SANA.
Disputes continue with the Ahrar al-Sham movement, with no final agreement made on who will lead the group writes Enab Baladi.
Idleb’s first university hospital has opened, providing facilities for students to learn and services for locals to secure medical treatment writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
Graduate doctors in rebel held areas of northern Syria are having to take to the frontlines of the battle against COVID-19, as the virus spreads through the area writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
At a meeting with the Director of Operations at World Food Program, Faisal Mikdad has called for greater efforts to secure aid for Syrians in need writes SANA.
Opposition media groups have joined together to form the Syrian Media Council, which they hope will help them protect journalists and defend freedoms reports Etihad Press.
A Russian group has distributed food to needy people in Damascus, particularly the families of martyrs or those wounded in the war writes SANA.
Following the assassination of Abdallah al-Oss, the regime has arrested a number of men and women, who were questioned about the incident reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Coronavirus is continuing to spread in Syria, with fresh infections reported across the country, in regime and opposition controlled areas reports Shaam News.
The cabinet has met to discuss agricultural plans for Syria and provisions to ensure that more areas are cultivated for wheat and have all that is required for the task writes SANA.
The Action Group for Palestinians of Syria has documented the Palestinian children who have been killed during the Syrian war, including those who died during the siege of Yarmouk and those tortured to death writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
After moving a column of armored vehicles, US forces have sent a convoy of tankers carrying Syrian oil across the border and into Iraqi territory writes SANA.
The price of fruits and vegetables are rising in the markets of Suweida, and the prices asked are not in keeping with people’s salaries reports Al-Watan.
