The refugee conference held in Damascus has been met with scorn and derision by those opposed to the Assad regime, and other International powers have been less than receptive.
The International Conference for the Return of Refugees has begun in Damascus, with many speakers from foreign countries discussing the issues and means to secure returns writes SANA.
The conference on refugees begins today, but Russian efforts to get the United States and the European Union involved, appear to have failed.
Members of the Biden campaign have held a meeting with Syrians to discuss issues related to the conflict and the administrations approach, should Biden be elected writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
A Syrian artist has been unable to get back artworks that were sent to Jordan, because the gallery owners does not agree with the artists political views reports Iqtissad.
In an interview with a Russian media outlet, President Assad has said that Syria will not enter peace negotiations with Israel, unless it returns occupied lands writes SANA.
A host of nations have called for the lifting of economic sanctions imposed by western countries, claiming that they prevent them from tackling the coronavirus writes SANA.
Syria’s representative to the UN has lambasted western countries for their reaction to Syria’s cooperation with the OPCW reports The Syria Times
Bashar al-Jaafari has rejected the claims of some western countries, regarding the chemical file in Syria writes SANA;.
Syria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations has renewed calls for sanctions to be lifted, claiming that they are hindering the fight against coronavirus writes SANA.
Planes carrying aid to help Syria deal with the coronavirus pandemic have landed in Damascus, coming from the Emirates, Iran, Russia and China reports Sowt Al-Asima.
It has been revealed that Russia has deployed short and medium-range air defence weapons in Homs province writes Al-Masdar.
Dr. Mohammad Samer al-Khalil has said that Syria will survive its current economic problems and will thrive with a new economy writes Al-Baath.
The United Nations Security Council have agreed on a plan to deliver aid to Syria, after a draft resolution by Russia was voted down writes SANA.
The Security Council had voted down a Russian bid to abolish the Bab al-Salam crossing and put a six month time limit on the Bab al-Hawa crossing reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
At a UN Security Council vote, Russia and China used their veto to block vital cross-border humanitarian aid to civilians in Syria for a year writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Russia has presented a new draft resolution, which would see a humanitarian corridor opened for six months, after the previous resolution was vetoed writes SANA.
The recent Caesar Act has posed a number of issues for the United Arab Emirates, who until recently were engaging in normalisation with the regime writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
The Caesar Act has imposed further harsh sanctions on Syria that hope to change the behaviour of the Syrian regime writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
Representatives or Russia and China have condemned the recent sanctions imposed on Syria by the US, saying that they well hurt the already struggling Syrian people writes SANA.
