Drone shot down by Syrian Arab Army, Turkey says it is unable to accept more refugees, regime airbases revealed and Idleb bombardment kills 20 civilians. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Representatives from the US, France, Britain, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt are set to attend a meeting in Paris to discuss the Syrian war reports Asharq al-Awsat.
The Syrian Center for Legal Studies and Research is seeking information about war criminals, so that they might be prosecuted in the courts writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Prominent tribal figures have been called to a meeting with the regime to confront Saudi attempts to influence the situation in Deir ez-Zor writes Al-Modon.
Amjad Bakir was well known as a photographer, who frequently took pictures of opposition fighting in the northern and western countrysides reports Enab Baladi.
The head of the High Negotiations Committee has said that he will not meet with the Russians while they continue to take part in the attacks on northern Idleb reports Al-Modon.
There are 72,000 people living in the al-Hol Camp in Hassakeh province, who are suffering through dire circumstances reports SANA.
During a trip to China, Walid al-Muallem thanked the Chinese for their support and expressed hope for their future bilateral and economic relations and partnership in the reconstruction process writes SANA.
Following the disappearance of an activist, armed groups clashed with the Military Intelligence, who they accused of being behind the kidnapping reports Al-Modon.
The High Negotiations Committee has said that it will clarify its position on Idleb, while condemning the ongoing violence in the north reports Enab Baladi.
Rockets fired from Aleppo’s western countryside by Jabhat al-Nusra have struck civilian’s homes, killing and injuring a number of people writes SANA.
Continued airstrikes in northwestern Syria, Turkey criticizes Russian inaction, Turkish council bans refugees from beach and Syrian journalists call for an end to sanctions. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Syrian parliament has approved investment for the port of Tartous, although many questions about the identity of the investment company still linger reports Al-Watan.
Fires continue to ravage harvests in eastern Syria, as resident’s anger rises about inaction by the local authorities reports Ana Press.
Sheikh Mahmoud al-Hout, who had been a prominent imam, left Aleppo for Egypt when opposition groups moved into the area writes Al-Modon.
Major General Dhu al-Himma Shalish, the cousin of Bashar al-Assad, is suspected of being involved in financial embezzlement reports Etihad Press.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has called on Turkey to uphold its side of the Sochi agreement and tackle the terrorist organizations present in Idleb writes SANA.
Syrian members of parliament lashed out at Nabil Saleh for a post he put on Facebook, which criticized Islam and the resumption of relations with Hamas writes Al-Watan.
Abdel Basat al-Sarout embodied the early ideas of the revolution and his tragic death has caused much sadness among those still fighting the regime writes Daraj.
Hundreds of Palestinians have been forced to join the Palestine Liberation Army, regardless of whether or not they have study deferments writes Action Group For Palestinians of Syria.
