It has been announced that 750 small and medium factories are to be moved from Qaboun because of the area’s damage, but owners say the damage is very limited reports Sowt Al-Asima.
Former Turkish foreign minister Yashar Yakis has said that Turkey must engage in direct talks with the President Assad reports Al-Masdar.
Anas al-Abdah has called for the political process to be expedited and based on the demands of the Syrian people writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
One of the businessmen had previously been accused of trying to procure ammonium nitrate for the Syrian government reports Al-Jazeera.
The Coordination Committee has said that the Syrian Democratic Forces must give up on their ambitions for independence and that talks are underway with the SDC reports Enab Baladi.
It has been announced that the administrative decisions of the former prime minister have been annulled, without specifying which decisions reports Al-Watan.
The Russian Deputy Foreign Minister and the UN Special Envoy have met to discuss the ongoing situation in Syria and the need for a settlement writes SANA.
Dr. Zaher Sahloul and Maysoon Almisri were awarded The Gandhi Peace Award for their work to help civilians in Syria and their peace building efforts.
The Syrian Negotiations Commission have had limited success at their most recent meeting, with opposing factions failing to agree on appointments writes Al-Modon.
The former French Ambassador has met with the Autonomous Administration to discuss Kurdish issues and has taken custody of French children from al-Hol reports North Press.
Deir ez-Zor continues to be plagued by assassinations, with the most recent attacks killing seven in a single day reports Baladi News.
The Ministry of Health has said that the curve of coronavirus infections has stabilised and rates are not increasing writes SANA.
Following revelations regarding Russian plans for the upcoming Syrian presidential elections, questions are being asked as to what position the opposition will take writes North Press.
Women in Deir ez-Zor are being married off to Iraqi from the Iran-back militias for money, with many then taken over the border and into Iraq reports SY 24.
Russian Special Forces attacked a village in the al-Ghab Plain area in the middle of the night, causing casualties among Jaish al-Nasr reports SY 24.
A Syrian refugee in the Netherlands has been arrested and accused of committing war crimes in his home country and being a leader of Ahrar al-Sham.
A committee has been formed to examine the Syrian tax system and make appropriate reforms where necessary reports Al-Watan.
Hadi al-Bahra has lamented the lack of international efforts to support the political process in Syria and highlighted the importance of Resolution 2254 and 2118 writes North Press.
With Russian approval, President Assad has been allowed to run in Syria’s next election, but he could be made to make changes to the constitution writes Annahar.
Maj. Gen. Milad Jadid, who has close ties to Russia, has been appointed as the leader of the Security and Military Committee in Idleb reports Shaam News.
