The recent protests in Lebanon and the decision to close the banks has put pressure on Syrians who have assets in the country reports Hashtag Syria.
A new report by the Syrian Association for Citizens’ Dignity has highlight the fear experienced my many Syrians who return to regime controlled areas writes Brocar Press.
Fires that raged across Lattakia, Homs and Tartous provinces have been brought under control and extinguished by firefighters reports SANA.
Following the liberation from terrorism and the restoration of services, families are starting to return to the town of al-Qusair in Homs’ countryside writes SANA.
Investment projects have been launched that will lead to the construction of a million homes, with a number of expatriates keen to invest writes Al-Watan.
Hundreds of Syrians who were displaced to Lebanon have returned to their homeland, following coordination between the Syrian and Lebanese government writes SANA.
An arrest campaign that is targeting former opposition fighters, who entered into reconciliations, has arrived in eastern Ghouta, with about 100 people arrested reports Sowt al-Asima,
In the face of bleakness and suffering. Mohamed Jokhadar is using art to inject some life and hope into the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Families coming from the al-Rukban arrived in Homs via the Jleighem corridor and were registered and given food a medical assistance upon their arrival reports SANA.
A number of displaced families returned from the al-Rukban Camp via the Jleighem corridor and were registered and provided with food and medical assistance by the authorities reports SANA.
Imad Abou Ras was witness to and was subjected to the worst forms to torture and humiliation inside the walls of the notorious Saydnaya prison writes Zaman Al Wasl.
A terrorist attack on a gas pipeline in the eastern Homs countryside, which links the al-Shaer gas field with Ebla Gas Factory, forced the cessation of services reports SANA.
The families expressed their happiness at returning to al-Qusair in Homs province, which has had basic services restored writes SANA.
Academics and politicians meet to discuss the Islamic State, changes at the top across security branches, Lebanon cracks down on Syrian refugees and casualty figures for Idleb released. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Syria has accused the US of holding Syrian captive at the al-Rukban Camp, which is notorious for its poor conditions and lack of basic supplies writes SANA.
Around 38,000 people, including 400 women and hundreds of children, have been arrested and accused of revolutionary activities reports Zaman Al Wasl.
A number of families have left the al-Rukban Camp to return to their homes, after spending time at a temporary housing shelter writes SANA.
Clashes have broken out between regime militias and groups from the south who agreed to reconciliations with the regime reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Rawad Merhej, who died fighting for the Tiger Forces, was the son of Colonel Qusay Merhej, who died in Aleppo in 2012 writes Enab Baladi.
Crops across Syria have been set alight, destroying the livelihoods of farmers and putting increased pressure on the governing bodies in the areas reports Alsouria Net.
