Due to the harsh conditions in Idleb, child marriage rates are on the rise, meaning many are missing out on an education or being badly treated reports North Press.
The Ministry of Health has warned that a second wave of the coronavirus is coming and that it will be worst than the first writes Baladi News.
A new report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the Syrian how died of exposure to the cold reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
A new report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights has documented the number of people arrested and forcibly disappeared by the regime and other armed players reports Nedaa Syria.
The Syrian capital Damascus has been hit by heavy rain, with 44 millimetres of rain falling in a single night writes SANA.
Two young Yazidi girls have been rescued from the al-Hol Camp after being abducted by the Islamic State writes North Press.
The commander of the Deir ez-Zor Military Council has been targeted in an assassination attempt, but only material damage was caused reports North Press.
Former rebels that signed settlements with the regime have been sent to fight on the frontlines in northern Syria, where they have also been killed reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
A shortage in bread continues to plague regime held areas, as shocking pictures of people in cages angers the public reports Shaam News.
A new hospital in Idleb has opened, that will specialise in cardiovascular surgery and successfully performed its first procedure reports Nadaa Syria.
A UN delegation has visited camps in Idleb and inspected the on-going work to make them a better environment for displaced civilians reports Nadaa Syria.
Prime Minister Arnous has the government will continue to provide support to people and industry, but there could be further difficulties writes Al-Watan.
For the first time in a number of years, Assad has appointed governors for Idleb and Raqqa, despite them being outside the control of the government reports Al-Masdar.
Hammouda Sabbagh has said that relations between Syria and Pakistan are important and must be strengthened to server the interests of the two countries writes SANA.
Damascus is being hit by severe shortages of medicines, with some pharmacies selling what they have a heavily inflated prices reports North Press.
President Assad has announced changes to the tax law, which will alter the tax brackets for a number of employees writes Al-Watan.
Coronavirus is continuing to spread across northwestern Syria, with hundreds of new infections recorded, and more expected to follow reports Baladi News.
The Syrian Cabinet has met to formalise plans to compensate farmers for the losses that they suffered as a result of the fires writes SANA.
Idleb is fast becoming the epicentre of an outbreak of COVID-19, with cases rising fast and very limited access to healthcare or humanitarian services reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
After months of closure, flights are to resume at Damascus International Airport, flying passenger to Sharjah on three dates reports SANA.
