Russia and Syria has accused the US of holding displaced people in terrible conditions in the al-Rukban camp writes SANA.
Young men are signing up to join private security firms, some of which are being backed by foreign powers, and providing protection to religious pilgrims writes Al-Modon.
Three killed in explosion, British jihadi bride looses child, Russia calls on the US to withdraw from al-Tanf and eight die from landmine. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Despite Bashar al-Assad now being in control of the large majority of the country, his problems are far from over writes Alsouria Net.
Maher al-Assad has favoured Iran, a position that has conflicted with his brother’s pro-Russian agenda writes Strategy Watch.
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham have closed down a number of universities in the northern Syrian province of Idleb, in an attempt to increase their control writes Asharq al-Awsat.
Any criticism of the Assad regime, even from committed loyalist, is being punished in the most severe manner reports Alsouria Net.
Journalist and media activist Mohamad al-Sharaa fled to northern Syria, following the reconciliation deals brokered by Russia reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Before this revelation, it was unclear who invited President Assad and why the Foreign Minister was not informed about the visit writes Russia Today.
As well as preventing the departure of refugees from the al-Rukban Camp, the US continues to attack civilians and infrastructure writes SANA.
For Syrians living in Morocco, their lives are beset by problems on all sides, with a lack of healthcare and difficulties in securing the proper paperwork writes Zaman Al Wasl.
The sanctions list, which now has 277 people and 72 entities, is designed to apply economic pressure to the Assad regime and those who support it writes Asharq al-Awsat.
The Guernica Centre for International Justice has said that the Syrian regime has used bombardments and torture to forcibly displace civilians reports Ana Press.
France has reportedly reached out to Moscow to break the impasse of the constitutional committee and speed up the process of elections in Syria writes Asharq al-Awsat.
The campaign, which was launched in 2017, is pushing back against the ideologies of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham, that has taken control of large parts of northern Syria writes Salon Syria.
The war in Syria has increased the level of smuggling between Syria and Lebanon, with bananas, cigarettes, fuel and gas canisters being the most popular products writes Asharq al-Awsat.
The rejection of Zarif’s resignation has put an end to the controversy for now, but some are expecting it to unravel in the future writes Al-Akhbar.
For women trapped inside Assad’s prisons, life is a hellish existence that includes appalling conditions and sexual violence writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Syria has accused the US of preventing displaced people from leaving the al-Rukban camp and spreading misinformation writes SANA.
The UAE was the first Arab state to reopen its embassy in Damascus, but other Arab and Western states have been more reluctant without a political solution writes Hurriya Press.
