Clashes between the Syrian Arab Army and the Islamic State have resulted in losses for both sides, and the Islamic State being forced to retreat reports Al-Masdar.
Three protestors have been released by the regime, following pressure from the Men of Dignity movement reports Brocar Press.
Following news that lawyers in Suweida were intending to protest, security forces surrounded their office and prevented their actions writes Etihad Press.
Rami Makhlouf has been dealt a further blow with the announcement that the Ministry of Economy and Trade has rescinded contracts made with the businessman writes Baladi News.
A hospital in Damascus has sealed of large parts after 40 members of staff contracted coronavirus, or showed coronavirus-like symptoms reports Sowt Al-Asima.
The head of the Syrian Network for Human Rights has urged people not to publish the Caesar photos irresponsibly or erroneously identify victims writes Fresh Syria.
Following clashes between groups in Idleb, Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham have banned the formation of any groups or the deployment of any checkpoints writes Alsouria Net.
Following a drone attack that hit the Hemeimeem Airbase, the Syrian army has used artillery and missiles to pound the defences of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham and other jihadi groups reports Al-Masdar.
The Islamic State has conducted a number of operations in rural Aleppo, assassinating commanders and soldiers reports Baladi News.
Fighting has broken out in Idleb between Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham and Hurras al-Deen, with the latter advancing to the outskirts of the city reports Al-Masdar.
Women in Suweida have gathered to protest the transferring of those arrested at recent protests to Damascus, and called for their release reports Suweida 24 Network.
After leaving the group, Abu Malek al-Tali has been arrested by the Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, reportedly over a financial dispute writes Nadaa Syria.
A spate of new cases of coronavirus have been detected in Damascus and its countryside, bring the total number to 219 reports SANA.
SDF arrests in Deir ez-Zor, a bomb attack in Afrin, Turkey accused of preventing Syrian exams, a fire at a refugee camp and an ISIS attack in Aleppo. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Despite promises made by the regime, protesters who were arrested are being transferred to Damascus, where they will face trial reports Neda-Sy.
A rainstorm hit the northwestern province of Idleb, badly affecting refugee camps and killing three children who drowned reports Hurriya Press.
As the regime’s forces continue to probe the opposition lines in Idleb, the opposition are pushing back, inflicting a number of casualties on the advancing forces reports Smart News.
The head of the Syria First party has spoken out against the policies of the regime and called for freedom and democracy, as well as a national reconciliation project reports Baladi News.
The poor economic conditions are forcing merchants to close up their shops and offer them up for investment, as a way to survive writes Al-Watan.
A displacement camp in the Afrin area has been hit by poisoning, after tainted water was used reports Smart News.
