Syrian Government and UNMAS Sign MoU on Mine Clearance
SANA (official news agency)
July 6, 2018
Mines planted by armed groups pose a continuing threat to civilians reports SANA
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Mines planted by armed groups pose a continuing threat to civilians reports SANA
While the Islamic State has lost nearly all of the territory that it once held, they still pose a threat in the Syrian desert and on the Syrian-Iraqi border writes Zaman Al Wasl
Prime Minister Imad Khamis said that the state will continue social support programs and projects to bolster the economy writes The Syria Times
The expo gave families the chance to pick up their daily essentials for cut prices reports SANA
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Despite the huge loss of territory incurred by the extremist group, they still pose a threat to others on the ground writes Zaman Al Wasl
In response to the attacks, doctors and medical staff have gone on strike and threatened to stop all medical services writes Souriatna
Farmers are trapped between warring sides as their crops die reports Ayn al-Medina
As families and farmers return to the heavily damaged Ghouta, it is hoped that the trees will be replanted and the fields sowed for crops reports Al-Watan
Some doctors and medical staff working in Idleb have been detained by security services writes Sada al-Sham
Despite the expulsion of ISIS from the city, residents of al-Bab are still living in fear of trigger-happy groups that are heavily armed writes Sada al-Sham
The regime’s policy of land grabs and demographic changes is starting to pay off reports Souriatna
As the number of people being displaced rises, business booms for human smugglers writes Enab Baladi
Events for children, who have been displaced, were arranged by civil society groups and volunteers writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
The number of kidnappings in Syria’s southern province has been rising reports Smart
It is believed that the hospital was used by terrorists writes SANA
Despite the decision by the Syrian Democratic Council to enter into talks with the government, the situation east of the Euphrates remains unclear writes Al-Watan
The arrest of the Arab tribesmen, for allegedly looting, has created a rift between the groups writes Zaman Al Wasl
The Damascus International Fair is an annual commercial exhibition, which is often described as “The Syrian economy’s window to the world” writes SANA
The highway had been badly damaged and closed following a number of attacks by terrorist groups operating in the region reports SANA
