Government forces begin evacuating families of police officers to Damascus and the coastal region while other residents are prevented from leaving areas under its control
Medical officials remain tight-lipped as cases of the virus witness a rise in the coastal city
Attack comes a week after the key rebel group massacred 76 regime soldiers in a surprise attack near Eastern Ghouta
Aleppo governor welcomes convoy of an ambulance, mobile hospital and relief supplies as part of a solidarity campaign with the city
Damascus and Aleppo top list of provinces for suits filed against spouses for infidelity
Plan will focus on improving health conditions for civilians, combating contagious and non-contagious diseases, and upgrading emergency and disaster services
Scores of offenders from the capital and a number of other provinces surrender to officials in the past two days
Youths and government employees called on to join pro-regime militias in the northern province amid shortage of army manpower
Locals say couple killed and 11 others arrested in army raids on purported ISIS cells in the Lebanese border town of Arsal
The Observer reports from Geneva on the progress, or lack thereof, surrounding the long-awaited peace talks between the Assad regime and the unified opposition
Protesters demand resignation of city governor and security officials in response to bombings that killed 20 people earlier this week
Son of Syrian president praised and ridiculed by online media after reports emerge of his achievement in a national mathematics competition
Delegations from the United Nations and Red Cross arrive in villages of Fua and Kefraya on Monday to help facilitate national reconciliations process
Military sources claim prisoner exchange saw the release of 22 people following months of clashes between the two sides
Dollar rises one Syrian pound amid opening of markets on Saturday
Attack comes less than 24 hours after 10 people also died in shelling of Zamalka neighborhood
Militants target residential neighborhoods of the capital and Aleppo, killing eight and injuring dozens more
Assad forces target rebel-held city with mortar shells and cluster missiles, killing several civilians, activists claim
My memories took me back to the last demonstration I participated in, back in June 2012. Security forces had spread out in the area, although today there was no sign of bullets or tear gas. Instead of chasing everyone out of the area, the soldiers who had formed a cordon around the demonstrators were laughing and smoking.
Faced with severe economic strain, Syrians are finding it relatively impossible to survive on what they have access to. How can families overcome these conditions? Moreover, how could a Syrian family provide for its needs inside Syria at such an unprecedented cost?
