A new report by the Syrian Network for Human Rights has said that the International Coalition responsible for the deaths of thousands of civilians, including over 900 children.
A number of Arab countries have started to rebuild diplomatic relations with Syria, following their suspension from the Arab League writes Hurriya Press.
The Kuwaiti and Egyptian investors have been accused of export violations surrounding the smuggling of goods valued at 300 million pounds writes Al-Iqtissadi.
After a long battle, the Syrian Democratic Forces have prevailed against the Islamic State and have captured a large number of fighters in the process writes Alsouria Net.
Syria’s economic woes are continuing to plague the country as the value of the Syrian pound continues to slide against the dollar reports Business2Business Syria.
The Syrian National Coalition has accused the regime of attempting to disrupt the political process with the use of cluster munitions and attacks on civilian centers.
The aid from Belarus, a strong ally of Syria, contained enough clothing for a thousand children and materials for 30 classrooms reports SANA.
An artillery regiment, which was made up of people from Suweida, refused to attack two targets that has been determined by Damascus writes Hurriya Press.
An increased number of families are marrying off their children, to alleviate economic suffering or to ensure their safety writes Al-Watan.
Women in Syria are facing increasing pressure as they become the main breadwinners in their families and are victim to the worst abuses of the Assad regime writes Syrian Network for Human Rights.
The United Nation’s High Commissioner for Refugees has said that issue of refugees should not be politicized reports SANA.
With the destruction of property and the rampant corruption that plagues the industry, the real estate market in Syria is failing to meet the needs of people reports Al-Watan.
Hammoudeh Sabbagh highlighted the need for increasing parliamentary relations between Syria and the Inter-Parliamentary Union writes SANA.
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.
