A Syrian working in Germany as a doctor, has been arrested and accused of torturing detainees in Syria government prisons reports Hurriya Press.
Another Syrian refugee has been identified as a pro-Assad fighter, who is accused of murder and rape writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
Anwar Akram Sultan, who currently resides in Berlin, has been identified as someone who formed and ran a shabiha group, which suppressed protests and arrested resident writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
A collections of groups have written to the UN, pleading with them to take action in Afrin and protect the Kurdish residents who faces brutal treatment at the hands of the Turkish occupation.
Anwar Raslan, who is accused of beating and torturing detainees, has denied the charges against him, claiming instead that he helped to free prisoners reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Dr. Alaa Moussa has been accused of torturing protestors during the early demonstrations, but now works as a doctor in Germany after seeking refuge writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
US Ambassador James Jeffrey has discussed the relationship between Syria and Russia and the future of America’s involvement in Syria writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
The trial of Anwar Raslan and Eyad Ghareeb signify an important step on the road to justice and accountability for those affected by Syrian war crimes writes Brocar Press.
Two men have been put on trial in Germany, accused of committing crimes against humanity and torturing detainees, in the first trial of its kind.
Six people have confessed on television to planting bombs in and around Damascus, on the instructions of terrorists based in Jordan writes SANA.
Israel targeted a meeting between Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Lebanese Hezbollah commanders at the Shayrat airbase reports Asharq Al-Awsat.
The United States, Britain, France, and Germany have ruled out providing or supporting any reconstruction assistance without political reforms writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
As Erdogan continues to threaten the European Union with a fresh wave of migrants, Damascus is urging Europe to act sensibly and restore relations with Bashar al-Assad writes Al-Watan.
The Higher Regional Court in Germany will hold the world’s first global cirminal trial against Bashar al-Assad’s aides reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
After reaching a ceasefire deal with Russia, Erdogan has suggested that the oil fields in Deir ez-Zor should be managed by Putin writes Al-Modon.
Prominent Syrian activist Mazen Hamada has been the subject of a number of rumours, with some saying that he has settled with the regime reports Al-Modon.
Mozon al-Mleihan has been awarded the Dresden Peace Prize for her work with children and education reports Arab-Europe.
The ongoing assault by the regime, Iranian militias and Russia has targeted health facilities in Idleb, crippling their ability to help injured civilians reports Alsouria Net.
The arrest of the former spokesman for Jaish al-Islam has split opinion, with some questioning the methods and intentions of the French judiciary writes Al-Modon.
An increasing number of female refugees living in Germany are taking advantage of the German laws and getting divorces from their husbands writes Zaman Al Wasl.
