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.
At a meeting in Moscow, Syria and Russia have highlighted the need for deep cooperation to confront the sanctions imposed on Syria report The Syria Times.
The Speaker of the Iranian Shura Council has said that Syria is now stronger as a result of the resistance it has shown against foreign powers writes SANA.
During their assault on Idleb, the Assad regime has been using internationally banned weapons, including incendiary and cluster rockets reports Alsouria Net.
Haddad, originally from Aleppo, has founded Gaziantep’s only basketball school in an attempt to help young Syrian refugees writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The Syrian government has accused other Arab countries of being dependent on Western states and reiterated that it will not give up the Syrian Golan writes SANA.
The head of the High Negotiations Committee has said that while the regime and Russia continue their assault in northern Syria, political progress cannot be made reports Ana Press.
At the United Nations Human Settlements Programme Assembly in Kenya, Syria has complained about the unilateral coercive economic measures imposed on the country writes SANA.
Describing their occupation as illegal, Syrian and Russia have called for the US to withdraw and for the people trapped in the al-Rukban camp to return to their homes writes SANA.
New figures released by the Central Bureau for Statistics have shown that GDP comprised about 76.5 percent of total domestic demand reports Al-Watan.
The Syrian Democratic Forces have released a number of prisoners in an attempt to appease tribes in the area, with who relations have been strained reports Alsouria Net.
Syrians living in opposition held areas have taken to celebrating Israeli strikes against regime targets, just as regime supporters celebrate strikes on civilian areas in Idleb writes Ana Insan.
The Syrian National Coalition has called on international organisations to increase efforts to stop attacks in Ideb and Hama and protect civilians.
While the regime pushes forward with its assault on Idleb and the Hama countryside, appetite among young men to go and fight is waning writes Al-Modon.
