Government Considers Building a New Airport
Al-Watan (pro-government newspaper)
April 5, 2018
Transport minister tells Al-Watan many airlines want to resume flights to Damascus
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Transport minister tells Al-Watan many airlines want to resume flights to Damascus
Some of Damascus’ most prominent buildings have been lit up for the cause, SANA reports
More than 41,000 militants and their families have exited the Eastern Ghouta during the past eight days, SANA reports
According to state news agency SANA, the hospitals contained medicine stolen from aid convoys
A new crossing is boosting trade in the opposition-held northern parts of Syria, according to al-Hal
More suffering and humiliation for the Ghouta displaced, Zamal al-Wasl reports
The state’s news agency says that an agreement has been reached to evacuate fighters and their families from Douma
A Syrian government official tells al-Watan that the rights of citizens in the Ghouta will be protected.
Field commanders tell SANA that much equipment had been looted from government institutions
Carloads of stolen goods are being taken out of Harasta and sold on the streets of Damascus, Alsouria Net reports
All of the detainees have been taken to hospital for a general health check-up, SANA reports
Al-Ettihad Press looks at how the prominent businessman is cutting a path for himself in Syria
Fighters and their families who rejected a reconciliation deal are readying to leave for Idleb, SANA reports
Scenes of desperate people displaced from the Ghouta have shocked Syrians all over the country, Zaman al-Wasl reports
In north Syria, armed groups are coming to terms with the outcomes of the Ghouta and Afrin offensives
Thirteen more were killed on fronts in central Syria, Zaman al-Wasl reports
The Foreign Ministry has written to the United Nations, railing against the lack of reaction after a deadly attack on a marketplace, SANA reports
PAX and The Syria Institute estimate that 714,345 people remain trapped in at least 33 besieged communities
Damascus’ Justice Department deals with cases of babies whose families are unknown almost once every two months, Al-Watan reports
The Turkish president says that towns such as Manbij and Ayn al-Arab are now in his forces’ crosshairs, Samarit reports
