Following negotiations with tribal leaders, the SDF has released hundreds of prisoners formerly members of ISIS but whose “hands are not stained with blood,” an opposition media reports.
Syrian private sector banks posted positive results last year with Islamic institutions leading the way, Al-Watan reports.
Both civilians and Islamic State fighter alike continue to flee Baghouz, as the conditions at the al-Hol camp get worse each day reports Rudaw.
Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, who are the dominate force in Idleb province, claimed responsibility for the attack reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The latest figures from the Central Bureau of Statistics show that inflation is running wild, and that many cannot earn enough to support their families writes Tishreen.
Many of the women who have lost their husbands are thrown into a life of struggles and constant upheaval reports Ana Insan.
Attacks on teachers have seen a sharp rise recently, with many blaming the militias that are active in the region writes Al-Modon.
Faisal Mikdad hailed the efforts of UNICEF to rebuild damaged schools and run vaccination programs for children writes SANA.
The Syrian government has claimed that a convoy of 133 aid trucks destined for al-Rukban was denied entry by US forces reports SANA.
Poor weather conditions and a shortage of flour have caused a scarcity of bread in Hassakeh province reports Zaman Al Wasl .
The young man was arrested and tortured in Jarablus, as he made his way north to avoid conscription into the Assad regime’s army reports Horriya Press.
Wissam al-Teir was the head of the Damascus Now Network and a prominent journalist in Syria writes Damascus Voice.
The Syrian regime is pushing to conscript as many Syrians as it can into the ranks of its army, which has lead to summons being erroneously sent to those already serving and those killed in action reports Alsouria Net.
The cost of securing a Syrian passport is one of the highest in the world writes Enab Baladi.
As the cost of beauty treatments in Syria rises, the government claims that regulating the industry is a difficult task reports Al-Watan.
While the recorded number of drug users in Syria continues to rise, the facilities to treat addicts have not improved writes Al-Watan.
While the explosion did not cause any casualties, there was damage to homes and vehicles reports SANA.
As the fighting winds down in many parts of the country, ministries are starting to assess the cost of reconstruction writes Al-Watan.
The car bomb targeted al-Hamam Square in Lattakia and killed one civilian reports The Syria Times.
This is the 14th mass grave to be discovered in Raqqa, but it is expected that many more will be uncovered in the future reports Zaman Al Wasl.
