Even with the withdrawal of Law No. 10, the ability of the regime to seize property has not been diminished writes Sada al-Sham.
Dr. Faisal Mikdad said that Syria is committed to international peace and the prohibition of chemical weapons reports SANA.
Measures and procedures to facilitate the returning of refugees was also discussed at the meeting writes SANA.
US airstrikes on civilians, protests in Idleb, women and children released and Jan Egeland resigns. Catch up on everything you missed over the weekend.
Once used as a status symbol, jewelry is now being traded in by Syrians to secure liquidity writes Salonsyria.
Dr. Bashar al-Jaafari called on other countries to pressure Israel to join the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty writes SANA.
The Vice President of the Syrian High Negotiations Committee has stepped down after it came to light that he worked with foreign intelligence agencies writes Ana Press.
During his meeting with the National Coalition, James Jeffery reiterated US support for a political solution in Syria reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
When Idleb returns to the embrace of the Syrian government, the military will look east to the Euphrates writes Al-Thawra.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi discussed the Sochi deal on Idleb and the means to increase coordination between the two countries reports SANA.
The Italian delegation urged the European Union to visit Syria and see the situation for themselves reports SANA.
The implementation of Law No. 10 has forced many to sell their homes for a fraction of their price or simply give it up writes Alsouria Net.
Before its closure, the Nasib Border Crossing had been a main route for trade travelling from Jordan to Syria writes SANA.
Christians living under Kurdish rule in northern Syria have been subjected to harsh conditions as people have been arrested and schools closed writes Al-Hal.
In its latest report The Syrian Network for Human Rights have documented the civilian deaths caused by International Coalition forces.
The decree that has been issued by President Bashar al-Assad, applies to all those both inside and outside the country reports SANA.
As the date for the final lists for the constitutional committee approaches, accusations of regime bias are circulating writes Hurriya Press.
The Syrian National Coalition is pleased with the progress of the Idleb agreement and hopes it leads to the revitalization of the political process.
For those that once lived under opposition control in eastern Ghouta, getting births, deaths and marriages registered with the state can be a difficult process writes Al-Modon.
In the recent local council election, the ruling Arab Socialist Baath Party maintained a strong grip on power in the country writes Etihad Press.
