Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham and Iranian militias are facilitating the smuggling and selling of drugs across Syria, leaving many addicted to the harmful substances writes Ana Insan.
Mohamed Nassif, a defector from the Syrian army, was snatched by Hezbollah, but his kidnappers were released and charges were dropped shortly after their arrest reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The finger of blame has been pointed at Iranian militias for an attack on a Russian convoy in the southern province of Daraa reports Brocarpress.
Prime Minister Imad Khamis has visited the site of a fire that engulfed a building in downtown Damascus and caused significant damage to a number of shops reports SANA.
Syria denies chemical weapon findings, Assad meets with the Russians, Nasrallah praises efforts of Hezbollah in Syria and more civilians killed in Idleb. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
Mahmoud Al-Zahar, a co-founder of Hamas, said that it was in the interests of Hamas to have good relations with all the countries that oppose Israel writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
A Syrian delegation is set to attend a conference in New York to discuss the UN’s sustainable development goals reports Al-Watan.
Following the recent election in Istanbul, Syrians living in Turkey are set to face increased pressure and scrutiny of their residency and living arrangements writes Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Following the Kurdish National Conference and a flurry of visits by Arab and foreign political delegations, Kurdish groups have met to discuss creating unity in northeastern Syria reports Enab Baladi.
Deputy Prime Minister Walid al-Muallem said that progress has been made on the composition of the committee to discuss the constitution writes SANA.
Both the area east of the Euphrates and in Idleb, militias are on the rise and spreading their control and influence writes Al-Akhbar.
Soldiers fighting in the regime’s forces have stepped up calls for them to be discharged, citing exhaustion and the fact that they have completed their required service writes Al-Modon.
Under the slogan, “From Damascus… to the World,” the Damascus International Fair is promising to bring together business and culture from across the country, region and world reports SANA.
A lack of staff in Syrian consulates in foreign countries is making it more difficult for Syrians living abroad to secure their rights reports Al-Watan.
Among a flurry of appointments, Major General Ali Mamlouk has been promoted to deputy to the president, in a move that will increase Russia’s hold on decision makers writes Al-Modon.
The Ministry of Housing and Public Works is exploring how the housing cooperatives can help in the reconstruction, but many see this as a further land grab reports Baladi News.
Miraj Oral has been fighting alongside the regime for seven years as the head of of Popular Liberation Front of Liwa’a Iskandaroun reports Zaman Al Wasl.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs has condemned that abuse that Syrian workers abroad have suffered and called for action to be taken to protect them reports Al-Watan.
After months of wrangling, the committee to discuss the Syrian constitution has agreed on six names who will be part of the civil society list writes Ana Press.
A flurry of Israeli airstrikes hit a number of targets across Syria, including scientific research centers, missile defense systems and positions controlled by Hezbollah writes Zaman Al Wasl.
