Residents of Daraya have found their properties stripped of furniture, appliances and even the electrical wiring reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Following the liberation from terrorism and the restoration of services, families are starting to return to the town of al-Qusair in Homs’ countryside writes SANA.
The stopping of support is set to have a massive effect on the number of children in Syria who are able to receive an education reports Enab Baladi.
While many Syrians struggle with dire living conditions, the son of an ambassador and the daughter of a minister held a lavish wedding, whose cost ran into the millions reports Suweida 24.
Despite a settlement agreement with the regime, two brothers from Suweida were arrested by the Syrian security services, tortured and killed, the Suweida 24 network reports
The government is organising a broad conference on the education sector and its role “in building the homeland,” according to state news agency SANA
Investment projects have been launched that will lead to the construction of a million homes, with a number of expatriates keen to invest writes Al-Watan.
Regime forces instigated a campaign of arrests after ant-regime slogans were found on a wall in the town of Zabadani reports Brocar Press.
Since the Nasib border crossing reopened, over 150,000 Syrians have left Jordan, including over 30,000 who held refugee status reports Alsouria Net.
The Syrian pound continues its downward trajectory, as the costs of medicines and foodstuffs rise reports Sowt al-Asima.
Militias supported by the US have raided a house in Raqqa, kidnapping one of the occupants and forcibly disappearing him writes SANA.
The Syrian Democratic Forces have announced the death of a prominent ISIS commander, who once controlled the Syrian/Iraqi border reports BuyerPress.
Media activist Ahmed Rihal was known to have close links to Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, but recent events have exposed the divisions in the group writes Hurriya Press.
A Qasad militia patrol, with backing from International Coalition helicopters, raided a number of homes and abducted civilians reports SANA.
Hospitals in Hassakeh are not disposing of medical waste correctly and medical workers who come into contact with it are falling ill reports Siraj.
Arab and foreign trade unions have spoken out against the economic sanctions imposed on Syria and the political hypocrisy of the countries supporting terrorism writes SANA.
During the meeting with the new UNDP Resident Representative in Syria, Faisal Mikdad, has said that the work of the UNDP must not be politicized reports The Syria Times.
The regime army has paid a heavy price with its recent assault on Idleb, with reports of 51 soldiers from the costal provinces being killed writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Another mass grave has been uncovered in Raqqa city, this one at a school containing thirteen bodies writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Parks in Damascus are suffering from a lack of staff and a rise in anti-social behavior reports Al-Watan.
