221 Wanted Persons Turn Themselves In
Al-Baath (Government newspaper)
October 27, 2014
Legal files of 84 gunmen are settled in the province
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Legal files of 84 gunmen are settled in the province
18 people were killed in raids late on Saturday in the town of Talbiseh
Governor of Homs retains his position
The circulation in Damascus of fake notes carrying the names of Syrian officers responsible for war crimes are seen as a revival of the civil movement
Regime forces press advances in Aleppo
What is the Investigation Branch of the Air Force Intelligence made up of, how are detainees interrogated and held, and where are they held?
This year’s budget is considered the highest in Syria’s history – if taken in Syria Pounds
Statistics from the Ministry of Social Affairs reveal that the number of orphans in care centers is about 500 across the country
The final stages of the housing projects involve building 432 youth housing apartments and 482 low cost housing apartments
The attacks took place at the time when students were leaving school to inflict maximum casualties
It is high time a new strategy be adopted by opening battlefronts in loyalist areas
Geographic, demographic and military conditions of Hama have significant implications for the future of the war
Catching young men wanted for service has become the most important duty of security barriers and checkpoints in Damascus
IS oil is exported to regime refineries in Homs and Banias in exchange for specified fees
Syrian intelligence services have arrested five pro-regime activists, four from the coastal region and one from the city of Damascus, a monitoring group said.
Reports says new projects created 1,471 new job opportunities
This is the third time Akkash, the prominent leader in the Communist Labor Party, has been arrested since 2012
The renewed shelling comes after months of relative calm
The bitter irony is to find out that there are nine checkpoints awaiting you before you reach your home
The Jihadist Islamic State (IS) seized a major gas field in Syria Thursday, leaving at least 23 people dead in the process
