Storms have been battering Syria, with high amounts of rainfall, powerful winds and heavy snow, which has led to the deaths of seven people writes Damas Post.
The reopened schools in Damascus have been able to accommodate over 100,000 students writes SANA.
An investigation by Daraj has revealed that members of the regime security services have benefited from loans provided by UNRWA.
Rights activists have revealed that the Syrian state is using anti-terrorism law to seize opponents’ property reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Optical cables were disconnected on Tuesday evening reports SANA.
Thousands of students in Syria are not receiving an appropriate level of education because of the conditions imposed by conflict writes Salon Syria.
Four women from Ghouta were arrested and subjected to torture and rape by members of the Fourth Armored Division reports Zaman Al Wasl.
During the regime offensive to retake eastern Ghouta, 1,700 civilians were killed and there was extensive damage to infrastructure writes Zaman Al Wasl.
By withholding news and information, the regime has been able to avoid investigations and been allowed to seize assets writes Alsouria Net.
Women at shelter centers in the Damascus countryside have been targeted and blackmailed for sexual favors writes Al-Hal.
Syrian checkpoints have been issued with lists of the names of those who are wanted for military service reports Alsouria Net.
The event highlighted children with hearing problems and the successes achieved with operations reports SANA.
Israeli airstrikes, a Syrian refugee assaulted in Britain, protests in northern Syria and a high civilian death told in November. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Since 2015, 364 people have committed suicide, with the highest reported numbers in Damascus writes Enab Baladi.
President Assad highlighted the importance of the media and their role in combating foreign influences reports SANA.
As well as reshuffling the cabinet, President Assad also established the National Reconciliation Agency writes SANA.
Suweida has some of the highest cancer rates in the country, which is said to be caused by diet and psychological stress reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Cases of sexual assault in Syria are on the rise, among both male and females, with the highest numbers in Aleppo reports Damas Post.
In order to provide for themselves and their families, Syrian women have stepped up and taken jobs that were traditionally only for men writes Alsouria Net.
In an effort to present a unified front, the Syrian Turkmen convened a meeting to pick a new flag that will represent them at political and social forums writes Enab Baladi.
