The practice of having more than one wife is causing a stir in Germany, according to Enab Baladi
The Syrian-Kurdish party applauds the recent U.S.-U.K.-French strikes
A campaign to fight the prevelance of insects has begun, but it may not be enough, Souriatna reports
A whole day will be dedicated to the Syrian delegation, SANA reports
Islamist rebels are undermining the work of the key institution in northern Syria, according to Zeitoun
The Russians have given the rebels two days to lay down their arms, Zaman al-Wasl reports
The clashes come as Russia seeks a reconciliation agreement with the opposition groups in central Syria, Zaman al-Wasl reports
Damascus’ representative at the U.N. rails against the effects of the U.S. and its allies’ battle against ISIS
Sources in Douma tell Al-Modon that attempts are underway to hide the regime’s complicity in the attack
Ahmed Shaaban and his brigade are having their status normalized as part of a reconciliation agreement, Al-Etihad Press reports
Military official admits to Asharq al-Awsat for the first time that Israel was behind the raid on the T4 air base
Syrian president predicts that it will take 10 to 15 years to recover from the war, Al-Hal reports
Virginia senator pours scorn on recent U.S.-led strikes in interview with The Syria Times
The Western strikes on Syria have shown Russia, Iran and the regime there is no true victory ahead of them, Ammar Dioub writes
The businessman seeks to have Russia take control of towns and villages currently part of the de-escalation zone
U.S.-U.K.-French strikes on Syria have provoked a multitude of conflicting reports
Geroun explores the reasons behind the Ghouta’s collapse and looks to the future for the enclave and the groups that controlled it
Families of high-level officers are also heading to the Lattakia countryside in anticipation of U.S. strikes, Jorf reports
The last pockets of jihadist control are now in the regime’s sights, Zaman al-Wasl reports
Enab Baladi explores the worrying trend of games that encourage youths to kill themselves
