In part two of The Syrian Observer’s interview, Jamal Suleiman discusses sectarianism in Syria, electoral law and his hopes for the constitutional committee.
A new report on the developments in northern Syria has said that the US and Russia orchestrated events to their benefit and that Iran was the biggest loser writes Alsouria Net.
The Syrian Observer sat down for an interview with opposition figure and presidential hopeful Jamal Suleiman to discuss his plans for Syria’s future.
The Assad regime is using a 2012 law to confiscate the property of Syrians and transfer ownership to the regime writes Alsouria Net.
Russia is set to hold meetings with Turkey to discuss the removal of the Syrian Kurdish People’s Protection Units from Manbij and Kobani writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
Daraa province is witnessing a spike in the number of assassination attempts, but the authorities seem no closer to identify a suspect writes Alsouria Net.
A recently released document has shown a link between the recent Turkish attack and groups funded and armed by the US writes SANA.
Turkey and the United States of America have released a statement following a joint meeting in Ankara.
The residents of Deir ez-Zor have made a list of demands in light of the dangerous and volatile military environment they are facing.
The Syrian National Coalition has said that a civil administration must be established in the liberated areas and that efforts must be made to organize fair elections.
As the first meeting of the constitutional committee approaches, Geir Pederson has held meetings with Walid al-Muallem to discuss the committee’s mechanisms and developments in the north east writes SANA.
The Syrian National Army has announced that areas captured from the SDF will be put under civilian administration reports Ana Press.
While both Russia and Turkey have intervened militarily in Syria, they have done so in different manners, which could lead to very different outcomes writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
Continued Turkish attacks in northern Syria, a new military force in Deir ez-Zor, ISIS attack in Qamishli and EU countries suspend arm sales to Turkey. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Self-Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria has announced that it will allow the Syrian government to deploy along the Syrian-Turkish border to support the SDF.
Ahead of the start of the constitutional committee, Geir Pederson has clarified the work of the committee and its priorities reports Brocar Press.
Countries from around the world have been quick to condemn the actions of the Turkish regime in northern Syria writes SANA.
In light of the Turkish attack on northern Syria, the Kurdish Future Movement has called on groups to freeze its membership of coalition opposition reports Etihad Press.
The Foreign and Expatriates Ministry have said that the Turkish aggression in northern Syria is unacceptable and will be prevented with all legal methods and means reports SANA.
As Turkey moves into northern Syria, the Syrian Democratic Forces are considering their options, with an alliance with the Assad regime at the top of the list writes Alsouria Net.
