Syrian businessmen have set up an intervention fund to try and help secure the Syrian pound’s exchange rate against the dollar writes Al-Watan.
The battered town of al-Baghouz has launched a number of projects to return services, clear rubble and remove the dead from the streets reports Deir ez-Zor 24.
The Syrian Democratic Council has been unrelenting in its invites to reboot talks with Damascus reports Asharq al-Awsat.
Businessman Mohamed Hamsho, who has close tie to the regime, has been preventing people from returning to their homes and securing the land for development writes Sowt al-Asima.
Ali Hattab has been accused of murdering his wife and his stepmother in the Turkish city of Bursa, and if guilty could be sentenced to life in prison reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The recent assault on northern Syrian has created a massive wave of displacements and Idleb is buckling under the pressure reports Al-Modon.
Israel is suspected of carrying out an airstrike in the Euphrates Valley, killing at least 17 Iran backed militants reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Following recent advances in Hama province, the regime is conducting repairs to the Khan Sheikhoun-Qalaat Madaiq highway and preparing to open the Morek crossing writes Al-Modon.
The presidents of Russia, Iran and Turkey, said that they will continue to work on establishing a constitutional committee and securing Syria’s territorial integrity writes SANA.
The long planned constitutional committee is expected to be announced at the next meeting of the Astana guarantor countries reports Brocar Press.
In light of the collapsing Syrian pound and the dire economic situation, the Syrian government is using the assets of businessmen to fund the state writes Al-Modon.
Tens of thousands of displaced Syrians have left the al-Rukban camp, as Syria and Russia lash out at the US presence in the country writes SANA.
Russia and the regime resume airstrikes in Idleb, book fair opens in Damascus, displaced people leave a camp in Hassakeh and the UN to investigate hospital attacks. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
According to a western diplomat, the crisis in Syria will continue if Bashar al-Assad decides to run for president again writes Asharq al-Awsat.
President Bashar al-Assad has issued a legislative decree, granting amnesty for crimes committed before Sept. 14, 2019, reports SANA.
In an interview with Brocar Press, Nasr al-Hariri discussed the formation of the constitutional committee, the situation in northern Syria and the road to presidential elections.
The UN Special Envoy to Syria, Geir Pedersen has been touring the region to build momentum for the formation of the constitutional committee writes Alsouria Net.
Citizens in Daraa and Quneitra are struggling to secure remittances as transfer offices in the area close down out of fear of prosecution reports Brocar Press.
A project to launch a smartphone application that people can use to order taxis has been approved by the prime minister repots Al-Watan.
Since the outbreak of the war in Syria, Ahlam al-Rasheed has worked to improve the lives of those affected and has been named as one of the most inspirational women in the world writes Zaman Al Wasl.
