At day four of the 61st edition of the Damascus international Fair, 132,000 people attended to witness the economic and creative forums writes SANA.
Hundreds of Syrians who were displaced to Lebanon have returned to their homeland, following coordination between the Syrian and Lebanese government writes SANA.
Economic woes continue for traders in Damascus’ markets, as the Syrian pound falls yet further against the dollar writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The 4th Division has sent 150 fighters from the west of Damascus who had previously signed settlements with the regime to Daraa reports Brocar Press.
The final preparations are being made for the 61st Damascus International Fair, in which 38 countries are participating in reports SANA.
Following a night-time attack by regime forces, the city of Khan Sheikhoun has fallen with opposition fighters withdrawing from the area writes Al-Modon.
The Syrian pound has suffered a slump against the US dollars in opposition controlled areas, adding to the economic woes of those who live there writes Iqtissad.
People accused by the regime of being members of opposition groups are having their properties confiscated and sealed by the Military Security directorate writes Sowt al-Asima.
After months in detention, the pro-regime journalist Wissam al-Teir has been released, following his arrest for investigation regime corruption reports Sowt al-Asima.
The Director of the Conscription Directorate in Syria has said that conscription levels are up, while also clarifying the conditions for a delay to military service reports Al-Watan.
One year after the regime took control of the southern province of Daraa, a wary peace is in place, but the region still bears the scars and assassinations are on the rise reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
Despite the presence of armed groups in and around the university, Idleb university has been included in the global rankings of universities writes Al-Baath.
Two men have been found guilty of operating as unlicensed money changers and sentenced to three years in prison and a fine of five million Syrian pounds reports Damas Post.
A haunting picture of a doctor who is working in the hospitals of northern Syria, under extreme circumstances, has gone viral on social media writes Al-Modon.
The cost of living in Syria continues to rise, adding yet more pressure on families who are struggling to survive reports Al-Hal.
Mashour Zidan was killed on the Saasaa-al-Qaleea road, when a rocket hit his vehicle, although who is responsible for the attack is unknown reports Sowt al-Asima.
Many former Syrian women prisoners end up marrying regime militia members for need of protection, financial security or to end pressure from society. Ain al-Medina talks to one of these.
Imad Abou Ras was witness to and was subjected to the worst forms to torture and humiliation inside the walls of the notorious Saydnaya prison writes Zaman Al Wasl.
A landmine that remained undetonated, exploded when a car drove over it, killing three women and injuring three others reports SANA.
To the anger of families, the regime has moved the bodies of those killed in battles in al-Hamamiyet in the northern Hama countryside reports Alsouria Net.
