Syria’s first lady is leading marketing operations for a government-sponsored agriculture project, writes Etihad Press.
Denmark has stripped 94 Syrians of their residency permits and demanded their return to Syria, writes Sowt Al-Asima.
A new law to encourage microfinance banks aims to create jobs and achieve sustainable development, writes Alsouria Net.
The last month has seen an uptick in coronavirus cases, but only 16,000 cases are officially recorded, writes Asharaq Al-Awsat.
A court case in Spain will decide the fate of seven individuals accused of sending support to ISIS and Jabhat al-Nusra, writes SANA.
The Syrian National Coalition has shocked displaced individuals from Afrin living in Qamishli, writes North Press.
Denmark has refused to acknowledge Assad as the victor of the Syrian war, writes Sowt Al-Asima.
A Syrian minister has attributed the country’s economic challenges to “distortion campaigns broadcast by the hostile media,” writes Al-Watan.
Europe has moved closer to expressing a unified stance on the forthcoming Syrian presidential elections, writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
Survivors of chemical attacks have filed a lawsuit in France over the use of chemical weapons in Douma and Eastern Ghouta, according to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Syrian researcher and human rights defender Radeef Mustafa has decried the alleged torture of Islam Alloush, writes Shaam News.
The Syrian regime is expected to impose a settlement agreement on the town of Daraa, writes Al-Souria Net.
Coronavirus patients in a Damascus hospital have increased by almost a third in recent days, writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Biden defends US airstrike on Iranian-backed militia, the Foreign Ministry demands an end to “US aggression,” and Syrian Negotiations Committee calls on the EU. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Former Jaysh al-Islam spokesman’s family have claimed that he is subjected to psychological and physical torture in France, writes Sowt Al-Asima.
Dismissed and detained employees, security pursuits, and conscription dodgers were on the agenda at recent Dara Central Committee meetings, reports Etihad Press.
Germany’s invocation of universal jurisdiction sends a clear message to the Assad regime, argues Elias Harfoush.
Aiming to shrink its presence in the Middle East, telecommunications company MTN Group will sell its 75 percent stake in MTN Syria, reports Al-Souria Net.
The SDF’s all-female YPJ has publicly thanked Hillary Clinton for her interest in making a film about fighters’ experiences, writes North Press.
Opposition politician Sahar Hawija has accused Iran, Russia and Turkey of validating the Syrian regime, reports North Press.
