Many towns and villages, which have recently been liberated by the Syrian Army, are lacking basic services and infrastructure writes SANA
The lack of medical staff, especially in besieged areas, is leading to an increase in diseases, Al-Hal al-Souri reports
The fighters and their families are expected to head to Jarablus in Aleppo province, Zaman al-Wasl reports
The jihadist revealed he was waiting for further instructions from the ISIS command, Asharq al-Awsat reports
Military, economic and diplomatic developments were witnessed this weekend
The fact-finding mission has finally entered the area to investigate the chemical weapons allegations, The Syria Times reports
Damascenes are waiting in frightened anticipation, according to Al-Hal
Carloads of stolen goods are being taken out of Harasta and sold on the streets of Damascus, Alsouria Net reports
Thirteen more were killed on fronts in central Syria, Zaman al-Wasl reports
PAX and The Syria Institute estimate that 714,345 people remain trapped in at least 33 besieged communities
A shootout at a police checkpoint reveals the tensions between the state and its supporting militias, Ayn al-Madina reports
Dania struggles to loo after her five siblings since losing her parents, but is determined to continue her studies, Samarit writes
Many fighters are choosing to join the Syrian army as a more reliable source of income, Zaman al-Wasl reports
Two witnesses recall their memories of the 1982 massacre in which Hafez al-Assad’s forces razed the western city killing thousands
Civilians fleeing northern Syria’s front lines are facing a lack of safe options amid an exhausted humanitarian response, Al-Modon writes
Blueprint outlining ‘social contract’ for Syria’s future developed by delegates from various ethnic, religious and sectarian groups
Reports have allegedly surfaced of a regime deal seeing the return of FSA fighters to Yarmouk after the expulsion of ISIS, Ain al-Medina writes
Dissident and former political prisoner passed away in hospital over the weekend, Enab Baladi reports
Dealers are targeting young people in cafes, schools and parks, Souriatna reports
Move comes in the context of larger deal calling for the expulsion of thousands of fighters to the Syrian desert, Zaman al-Wasl reports
