Jordan closed its borders when the Syrian government started it offensive on southern Syria writes Asharq al-Awsat
The agreement made between the interested parties, has ensured that no-one is losing out during the government’s assault on Darra, apart from the opposition factions writes Al-Hayat
The session was called by Sweden and it plans to address the on-going ground and air offensive and the dire humanitarian situation writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
Once the Syrian army has recaptured Daraa, the election of local administrators could quickly follow writes Al-Watan
Many in Idleb believed that the de-escalation agreement in Daraa would hold and now that it has broken, the people in Idleb are fearing for the future writes Zaytoun
UNRWA has faced difficulties recently after a number of states stopped providing funding reports SANA
At least 214 civilians have been killed so far in the regime’s offensive to recapture the province of Daraa writes Alsouria
The images of displaced Syrians from Daraa province ignites memories of Syrian seasonal workers in Lebanon writes Daraj
As the assault on Daraa by regime forces steps up, the Americans continue to sit back, leaving the opposition to their fate writes Geroun
As the regime advances, with the support of its Russian allies, the situation in Daraa looks bleak for the opposition reports SNP
Jordan, which already hosts at least 650,000 Syrians, has refused to accept any more refugees writes Zaman Al Wasl
With the Manbij agreement and the possible withdrawal of the Americans, the Kurds start to look at a possible alliance with the Syrian government writes Al-Watan
Dr. Bashar al-Jaafari accused other countries of funding terrorist and fanning the flames of conflict writes SANA
An intensive bombing campaign by regime forces has pushed civilians out of their homes, but their options for safe locations are limited writes Alsouria Net
While military victories on the ground are part of the struggle, the real victory will be the return of refugees and a unified Syrian society writes Al-Watan
A plethora of foreign powers have staked an interest in the Syrian conflict and the shape of their influence in the country’s future is starting to become clearer writes Asharq al-Awsat
President Assad has vowed to retake the north and rejects the presence of US and Turkish troops in Manbij writes SANA
A large numbers of troops and armored vehicles have been seen moving south in preparation for an assault on Daraa reports Zaman Al Wasl
The airstrike, which killed at least 22 Iraqi Hashd al-Shaabi fighters, was initially blamed on the U.S. writes Anadolu Agency
Many of Syria’s antiquities have gone missing during the conflict and some have turned up in foreign countries writes SANA
