The US have announced their intention to impose more sanctions on Syria, while some doubt their effectiveness reports Al-Masdar.
Kurdish groups have gather for the second phase of talks, with the aim of resolving difference and formulating a plan for cooperation between the different sides reports Basnews.
With three different currencies in circulation and few controls, residents in northwestern Syria are struggle to keep up with the changing prices and values writes Enab Baladi.
Syria has condemned recent reports regarding an oil deal between a US oil company and the Syrian Democratic Forces writes SANA.
Syrian returning to the country must now pay to spend one night in a hotel and be tested for the coronavirus reports Al-Watan.
The US has been accused of air piracy, after a US jet entered an international air corridor and approach a plane flying over Syrian lands writes Al-Masdar.
The regime has blocked Fares al-Shihabi’s efforts to produce Syria’s first ventilator unit, with the businessman’s recent criticism thought to be behind the decision write Shaam News.
Israeli army helicopters strike military targets, Syria and Iran lash out at US and the 25th Special Mission Forces Division arrive at frontlines. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Russia has rejected claims made by former US National Security Adviser John Bolton, regarding the relationship between Iran and Russia in Syria writes Al-Masdar.
The International Coalition announced that a US soldiers was killed when a vehicle he was travelling in overturned in the Hassakeh countryside writes SANA.
The return of Syria to the Arab League looks more likely, but the recent imposition of the Caesar Act by the US could hinder efforts writes Syrian Scope.
A French mine expert was killed when an explosive device hit his car and the incident has highlight the difference between competing Kurdish factions writes SY 24.
Russia chases down US soldiers in Hassakeh, details revealed about Syrian fighters in Libya, tensions between the US and Russia rise. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Iran and Syria have announced the signing of an agreement that will increase military cooperation between the two sides, but it also looks similar to an agreement signed in 2018 writes Alsouria Net.
Tribal and community leaders in Qamishli have lambasted the US and warned them against hostile practises, while praising Russian efforts in the area writes North Press.
The Syrian Democratic Forces’ Commander-in-Chief is not optimistic about the prospects of a political solution, highlighting the infractions by the Turkish military writes Etihad Press.
The Caesar Act has imposed further harsh sanctions on Syria that hope to change the behaviour of the Syrian regime writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
The Deputy Foreign Minister has condemned the work of the Investigation and Identification Team, claiming their work is untrue and politicized writes Al-Watan.
Walid al-Muallem has condemned the recent sanctions imposed on Syria by the US and has called on Syrians to use this opportunity to pull the country from its economic slump writes SANA.
Hussam Eddin Ala has lambasted the EU for extending their sanctions on Syria, at the same time as the implementation of the Caesar Act and while the country tackles the coronavirus writes SANA.
