Two fighters from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps raped a young girl before fleeing to Deir ez-Zor, as the victim’s family remained silent writes Baladi News.
Syrians were unable to withdraw funds from cash machines on Monday, due to a problem with the Lebanese company that provides the service writes Sowt Al-Asima.
The campaign for better living conditions has continued in the southern province of Syria, with people denouncing corruption, security chaos and crop fires reports The Levant.
A fighter from the Islamic States claims to have been recruited by the British intelligence services and told to spy on Syrian and Russian defences writes Al-Masdar.
Another Syrian refugee has been identified as a pro-Assad fighter, who is accused of murder and rape writes Zaman Al-Wasl.
The Syrian pound has been hit by a series of economic tremors that have resulted in a historic fall in the value of the pound against the dollar writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Bouthaina Shaaban has said that Syria will overcome the new US sanction resulting from the Caesar Act and will strengthen relations with is allies reports Al-Watan.
Facebook has deleted the accounts of a number of Syrian activists and opposition figures, while prohibiting words and phrases linked to the opposition reports Al-Modon.
Moscow is reportedly disgruntled with the Syrian government and their decision to allow Iranian forces near Damascus airport, despite previous promises writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
The Syrian pound has taken yet another stumble, reaching 2,000 pounds to the dollar in the capital, amid efforts by the central bank to stop the collapse reports Brocar Press.
In an effort to prevent a further collapse of the Syrian pound, the Syrian regime has closed down six money transfer companies reports Alsouria Net.
Recent Russian remarks about the presence of terrorists in northwestern Syria have come under fire by the Response Coordination Group writes Smart News.
Syrian Kurds have played a prominent role in the conflict, but they now have to convert this into actual gains and solid representation write Asharq Al-Awsat.
Individuals in Daraa, wanted by the regime, have been offered the chance to join the Fourth Division in exchange for clemency writes Alsouria Net.
Lawyers are warned to mind social media comments, a young man is tortured to death by the government, no progress made in Idleb and an activist arrested in Lebanon. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
A collections of groups have written to the UN, pleading with them to take action in Afrin and protect the Kurdish residents who faces brutal treatment at the hands of the Turkish occupation.
A number of leaders from Daraa were assassinated when they attended a meeting to discuss the deployment of regime checkpoints in western Daraa writes Alsouria Net.
Rami Makhlouf has announced that he will move his stocks in Syrian banks to the Ramak Development and Humanitarian Projects, so that they might help the people reports Smart News.
In the latest step of escalating tensions, the town of Qirfa in rural eastern Daraa was attacked by the Syrian regime, who arrested a number of residents writes Nadaa Syria.
It has been announced that the nighttime curfew will be lifted, but could be reimposed if the situation worsens reports Souria Al-Hadath.
