Six women and four children were the victims of the regime’s air raids on the embattled city of Douma located 10km (7 miles) northeast of Damascus
In a meeting with a Tunisian media delegation, Syrian Minister of Justice said those who were arrested fighting for terrorist organizations in Syria are being given a fair trial at Syrian courts
What makes things worse is that Syrian consumers are now preparing for the winter and are buying up stationary items for schools
Assad deepens his relations with like-minded leaders
Regime forces are responsible of 96 percent of the enforced disappearance cases, while the Kurds and ISIS are responsible for more than 2,400 cases
Syrian doctors investigate German Embassy’s concerns for girl with “European features” seen in video shot in Damascus countryside
Around 200,000 water purification tablets and other medical supplies distributed to displaced residents of Yarmouk camp
Number of retirees doubles over the past four years, with workers in the public and private sectors retiring before the mandatory age, according to Director of Social Insurance
Rescue workers say death toll expected to rise as civil defense teams step up search efforts amid rubble of destroyed buildings
Damascus calls for dialogue to secure commodoties and goods between the two countries
Attacks on the Syrian capital and its surrounding areas leave 11 dead and scores injured
Arab Monetary Fund predicts Syria’s debt will rise 8.7 billion dollars this year, compared to 8.2 billion dollars at the end 2014
Central Bank’s intervention session preempts increase in dollar rates
More than 100 dead in regime air strikes on the rebel-held town, monitoring group says
Shortage and resources and funding will impact negatively on humanitarian operations in Syria, top UN representative says
Forces loyal to Syrian president kill 23 people fleeing war in Homs
Young women would stare at them, whispering to each other, “Look at him, he’s so handsome!”
Syrian authorities release the award winning journalist and human rights activist after almost three and a half years behind bars
Demonstrators in southern Damascus warn of a return of famine to the camp after UN relief agency officially halts its support to the area
Years after the country witnessed a series of promising ceasefires, the situation has steadily worsened as violations by regime forces have trapped residents inside their cities; closing crossings, preventing the entry of food, and restricting access to and from affected areas
