In an effort to present a unified front, the Syrian Turkmen convened a meeting to pick a new flag that will represent them at political and social forums writes Enab Baladi.
Syrian who have been tempted back by the general amnesty that was announced, have found that the deal was not what they expected writes Alsouria.
President Assad has called for Alawites to join the reserve military and serve in the province of Lattakia, while many hide in the mountains to avoid conscription writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The Prime Minister inaugurated a new power plant, which will provide electricity to hundreds of homes writes SANA.
The returning refugees were given medical treatment as they crossed the border and transported back to their towns and villages reports The Syria Times.
Defense Minister Major Gen. Ali Abdullah Ayoub said that Idleb will return to the Syrian state one way or another writes SANA.
One of the appointed generals has been accused of organising the massacre of hundreds of Syrian and Palestinian detainees writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The arrested man was found in possession of fake banknotes and a printer reports Tishreen.
War has forced many families to flee their homes and pushed them into poverty, with few receiving the help that they so desperately need writes Ana Press.
Many of the groups that had previously supplied aid, now require permission from the government to continue their work writes Asharq al-Awsat.
The regime has dismissed a large number of teachers from across the country, claiming that they have not served in the army reports Alsouria Net.
In its latest report, The Syrian Network for Human rights has said that over 222,000 civilians have died since March 2011, with Assad forces being responsible for almost 90 percent of them.
The war has displaced millions of people who have had to restart their lives in new areas writes Sada al-Sham.
As part of their media war, the regime has been highlighting a selection of prominent officers in its army writes Enab Baladi.
The latest batch of Syrians living in Lebanon have been returned to the towns and villages of their homeland writes SANA.
836 people who had been forcibly disappeared were revealed to have been killed, although it is believed to be a fraction of the real figure writes The Syrian Network for Human Rights.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights has recorded 82,000 cases of forced disappearance writes Hurriya Press.
Families in Syria who have had relatives forcibly disappeared are trapped in whirlwind of confusion and grief writes Zaman Al Wasl
Government ministers have criticised the sanctions imposed on the country and have said that they are hindered the return of refugees writes SANA
The cause of the explosion, which claimed the lives of 35 women and children, is still unknown reports Anadolu Agency
