3.5M Primary and Middle School Students Start Final Exams
SANA (state news agency)
May 8, 2018
Children of the Eastern Ghouta will continue to go to school until the summer vacation, SANA reports
Children of the Eastern Ghouta will continue to go to school until the summer vacation, SANA reports
Father tells SANA he is desperate to stay alive to see his newborn child
Rebel group wants the release of prisoners in exchange, SMART reports
Trade unions come together in the Syrian capital, SANA reports
Those who want to stay will have their legal status settled, SANA reports
Syrian intelligence services chief says he will only appear before a tribunal made up of generals, Alsouria Net reports
Pro-regime ground units continue to advance from several directions after weakening terrorists’ defenses, SANA reports
Hundreds of militants and their families have been evacuated on 77 buses, according to SANA
Attacks by Syrian Liberation Front kill more than 15 pro-regime fighters and officers, Al-Hal reports
A note accompanying the child claimed that the mother’s financial situation meant she could not care for it, Al-Etihad Press reports
Militants’ infiltration points, dens, and command and communications centers have been hit, SANA reports
Military, economic and diplomatic developments were witnessed this weekend
The fact-finding mission has finally entered the area to investigate the chemical weapons allegations, The Syria Times reports
Most of the detained were arbitrarily arrested by the Kurdish militia at its checkpoints, according to Zaman al-Wasl
With the conclusion of the siege and assault, children are resuming their education, SANA reports
Damascenes are waiting in frightened anticipation, according to Al-Hal
Government mouthpiece Al-Watan reports on a high-level meeting that discussed the next steps of development in the Damascus suburbs
Damascus Now takes a look at the likely next stage of Syria’s war in south of the capital
Many doctors had already left the Ghouta as part of the evacuation process, an activist tells Al-Hal
Zeitoun takes a look at the controversial new law that critics say will dispossess Syrians in favor of foreigners and those of other sects
