Russia not invited to EU conference on Syria, Minister promises solution to fuel crisis, and regime soldiers injured in various locations. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The opposition hopes the international community will react sharply to the leaked videos, according to Baladi News.
President Bashar al-Assad issued Legislative Decree No. 7 granting a general amnesty for terrorist crimes committed by Syrians, according to al-Watan.
The Guardian Reporter Martin Chulov said that the video had the capability to stoke interest in what is happening in Syria, according to North Press.
The UAE has called for addressing security challenges and de-escalation in Syria to make progress in the country’s political process, according to Hashtag Syria.
Nebenzia said that political conditions imposed by donors hinder the reconstruction of Syria and cause suffering to its people, according to the Syria Times.
Syria condemned the blatant Israeli aggression on the vicinity of Damascus at dawn on Wednesday, according to SANA.
Pedersen said the conflict in Syria gives rise to threats to international peace and security, according to North Press.
The Education Committee of the Civil Class Council has dismissed several teachers who staged peaceful demonstrations, according to Baladi News.
Andrei Kortunov, the Director-General of the Russian Council of International Affairs, said the decision won’t impact Russia, according to al-Watan.
Syria reaffirmed its firm commitment to its right to return the whole Golan, occupied by Israel since 1967, according to SANA.
Syria accused “unilateral coercive measures” of impeding its growth towards sustainable development, according to the Syria Times.
Lice spreads in Damascus schools, Syria denies talks with Erdogan, and Kobani under attack. Catch up on what happened this holiday.
The Syrian government and the opposition coalition are competing over the share of hajj pilgrims given to Syria by Saudi Arabia.
The U.S. Congress requested a detailed report about the wealth of the Assad family, that ought to be finalized next week, according to Asharq al-Awsat.
The new cybercrime law by Assad violates both the constitution and international agreements, according to al-Hal Net.
Even parties that weren’t previously involved in anti-Syrians rhetoric are now calling for their deportation, according to al-Souria Net.
At a conference in Russia, the Syrian ambassador expressed gratitude for the Russian intervention in Syria, according to the Syria Times.
It is still possible to resolve the Syrian civil war either via pressure, diplomacy or military power, according to Ibrahim Karatas for the Daily Sabah.
Officials from the regime claimed the law would not affect freedom of expression, according to Shaam Network.
