While preparations for New Year celebrations are under way in the Syrian capital, displaced families in the north are suffering from torrential rains and continued bombardments reports Brocar Press.
On the sixth anniversary of the kidnapping of four activists, a joint statement has been issued, which calls for truth, justice and accountability writes Zaman al-Wasl.
In what some are saying are an affront to their human rights, Damascus University has imposed a strict dress code on its students writes Zaman Al Wasl.
After a spiralling decline, the Syrian pound saw a slight improvement, but calls for the government to take action remain writes Al-Watan.
At the request of the Syrian regime, the UAE arrested Mohannad al-Masri, on charges of funding terrorism and laundering money for terrorists writes Jisr.
Hundreds of Syrians have left Lebanon and returned to their homes in the countrysides of Damascus and Homs reports SANA.
The property and assets of prisoners is being frozen or confiscated, increasing the suffering of their families and raising question about what might happen if they are ever released reports Brocar Press.
Opposition and Assad forces are locked in a deadly engagement in the southeastern Idleb countryside, as the regime tries to push forward reports Alsouria Net.
Dr. Osama Amr al-Khalid was arrested by the regime twice for helping protestors and healing people injured during regime bombardments writes Enab Baladi.
In his Facebook post, Ahmed Suleiman is believed to have spoken out against the rampant corruption that is plaguing Syria writes Al-Modon.
The 4th Industrial Conference was due to take place in Damascus, but the frustration with the collapsing currency has caused it to be cancelled reports Brocar Press.
The Syrian pound is on a downwards spiral, passing the 710 pound barrier against the dollar a few days ago reports Brocar Press.
The executive office in the Damascus governorate has announced that the Yarmouk camp is to be incorporated into Damascus governorate writes Enab Baladi.
The Tourist Investment Forum in Tartous was scheduled to run for two days, but closed after just one, with no explanation given reports Snack Syria.
High labor costs and the price of transportation is pushing up the price of olives, but for many people they cannot afford to pay writes Snack Syria.
Security chaos continues to reign in the southern province in Daraa, with assassinations, kidnappings and regime arrests commonplace reports Brocar Press.
The released women has been arrested for trying to reach their husbands in Idleb, and reportedly secured their freedom after paying a fine reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Syria is witnessing an increase in the number of reported suicides, although it is not known what is pushing people to take their own lives writes Snack Syria.
Action Group For Palestinians Of Syria has updated the statistics related to the death toll of Palestinian refugees in Syria, with the majority dying at the hands of the regime.
The recent protests in Lebanon and the decision to close the banks has put pressure on Syrians who have assets in the country reports Hashtag Syria.
