Ghaidaq Marwan Deeb was killed in a street battle with regime forces when an argument broke out at his house in Lattakia writes Baladi News.
At least 14 regime fighters from Lattakia province were killed during September, including six officers reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The regime army has paid a heavy price with its recent assault on Idleb, with reports of 51 soldiers from the costal provinces being killed writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Lattakia city council members are believed to have been accused of accepting bribes and engaging in corruption related to construction reports Al-Modon.
The 4th Division has sent 150 fighters from the west of Damascus who had previously signed settlements with the regime to Daraa reports Brocar Press.
In just a single days fighting in northwest Syria, almost 60 regime and rebel fighters were killed in clashes and airstrikes reports the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
After months in detention, the pro-regime journalist Wissam al-Teir has been released, following his arrest for investigation regime corruption reports Sowt al-Asima.
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.
To the anger of families, the regime has moved the bodies of those killed in battles in al-Hamamiyet in the northern Hama countryside reports Alsouria Net.
The Raml district of Lattakia took part in anti-regime demonstrations and are now being punished for their participation with neglect writes Ain al-Medina.
Clashes have broken out between regime militias and groups from the south who agreed to reconciliations with the regime reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Alawites living on the Syrian coast are watching the unfolding events in Hama and Idleb and are concerned about what the developments might mean for them writes Al-Modon.
During the interview, Abou Mohamed al-Jolani urged people in Idleb to take up arms and said that the Hemeimeem base was a legitimate target reports Alsouria Net.
It is thought that terrorist groups are planning to attack military positions in Hama and Lattakia and have called up a large number of reinforcements for this purpose reports SANA.
With help from investors and the government, hundreds of new facilities have been opened, which has created thousands of new job opportunities reports SANA.
The Kuwaiti and Egyptian investors have been accused of export violations surrounding the smuggling of goods valued at 300 million pounds writes Al-Iqtissadi.
The aid from Belarus, a strong ally of Syria, contained enough clothing for a thousand children and materials for 30 classrooms reports SANA.
The car bomb targeted al-Hamam Square in Lattakia and killed one civilian reports The Syria Times.
A recent wave of criticism, directed at the government, has prompted some MPs to question the government’s handling of the crisis in Syria writes Alsouria Net.
It is believed that the investment secured in 2018 will create over 7,000 new jobs across a variety of different sectors reports Damas Post.
