Visitors to markets are finding that the quality of food is dropping and the weights are decreasing, while the cost remains the same reports Brocar Press.
A new report by the Syrian Association for Citizens’ Dignity has highlight the fear experienced my many Syrians who return to regime controlled areas writes Brocar Press.
Fires have raged across agricultural land and through forests, causing a huge amount of damage, but the cause is still unknown reports Al-Watan.
The southern Idleb countryside has witnessed an upsurge in attacks by the regime, with rebel groups in the area responding with motars reports Brocar Press.
Fires that raged across Lattakia, Homs and Tartous provinces have been brought under control and extinguished by firefighters reports SANA.
After an agreement between the Syrian government and the SDF, the army entered towns and villages in the Raqqa and Hassakeh countryside reports SANA.
Wildfires erupted in the Lattakia countryside, burning of hundreds of dunums and killing two firefighters, including the head of the fire department in Lattakia reports Al-Hal.
The Turkey-backed “National Army” has announced that it has taken control of Tel Abyad and that it intends to continue its advance to the M4 international highway reports Alsouria Net.
Ghaidaq Marwan Deeb was killed in a street battle with regime forces when an argument broke out at his house in Lattakia writes Baladi News.
A group of women have been released from the al-Mezzeh military prison after being arrested for trying to travel to Idleb writes Sowt al-Asima.
Rijal al-Karameh pressured the regime to release opposition activist Muhannad Shehab al-Din who was arrested in June writes Alsouria Net.
At least 14 regime fighters from Lattakia province were killed during September, including six officers reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Since the regime took control of Daraa, a number of fighter agreed to settlements, only to find themselves being arrested and put in prison reports Enab Baladi.
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.
