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
Civilians were waiting to receive food aid when they were targeted by the regime writes Zaman Al Wasl
The residents of Raqqa, who have returned to the city, have been shocked by the amount of destruction and complain about the behaviour of the SDF writes Enab Baladi
Syria will hold the presidency of the body for four week reports Asharq al-Awsat
High interest rates and monthly repayments can leave people in a vicious circle of debt writes Ain al Medina
To the delight of residents, storytelling is being kept alive in cafes in Damascus writes SANA
Human rights groups who monitor the conscription of children are absent from the area writes Ain al-Medina
Yarmouk lies in ruins following the assault by the Syrian regime to retake the area writes Zaman Al Wasl
Armed men attack a photojournalist and a TV correspondent last week, as aggression against journalist rises in opposition areas writes Sada al-Sham
With the formation of this group, they have created the largest military group fighting the Assad regime writes Anadolu
People are trying to smuggle their way into Idleb, to avoid state security and military conscription writes Etihad Press
Many of the items that are stolen are then smuggled into Lebanon to be sold reports Al-Hal
While under siege in Ghouta, Um Sameeh would serve 200 meals a day, writes Ain al-Medina
