Khaled Mohamed al-Dani and his family are the latest causalities of the brutal assault on Idleb, conducted by the regime and with Russian support writes Alsouria Net.
Outrightly racist, anti-refugee sentiment from Lebanese politicians is sign of increasing national populism in the country, writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
Regime warplanes continued their onslaught in northern Syria, striking a number of towns and villages, including an ambulance reports Smart News.
Walid al-Muallem has criticised the West for linking the return of refugees to a political settlement and elections reports SANA.
President Assad and the visiting Russian delegation discussed the ongoing battle against terrorism and the increasing pressure exerted by some Western countries reports SANA.
Former US ambassador to Syria, Robert Ford, has said that Washington has an ambiguous strategy when it comes to Syria writes Anadolu News Agency.
Amjad Bakir was well known as a photographer, who frequently took pictures of opposition fighting in the northern and western countrysides reports Enab Baladi.
The head of the High Negotiations Committee has said that he will not meet with the Russians while they continue to take part in the attacks on northern Idleb reports Al-Modon.
There are 72,000 people living in the al-Hol Camp in Hassakeh province, who are suffering through dire circumstances reports SANA.
Iran is being pushed from all side when it comes to its presence in Syria, while also participating in Idlib’s battles either from the Western Aleppo countryside or northern Hama’s gateways writes Asharq al-Awsat.
At the request of the Russians, Qasem Soleimani has ordered the redeployment of his forces to a factory in Aleppo, to ensure Nayrab airport is spared Israeli airstrikes reports Zaman Al Wasl.
A commander in the National Army has criticized the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for suspended the delivery of aid to Syrians in need writes Al-Dorar al-Shamiah.
The High Negotiations Committee has said that it will clarify its position on Idleb, while condemning the ongoing violence in the north reports Enab Baladi.
The Trump administrations policies in Syria and across the region will not succeed, and are simply a cover to sell more arms writes The Syria Times
Continued airstrikes in northwestern Syria, Turkey criticizes Russian inaction, Turkish council bans refugees from beach and Syrian journalists call for an end to sanctions. Catch up on everything that happened over the weekend.
The Assad regime has hit Turkish observation point in Murak in the northern Hama countryside, with previous strikes hitting the Shir al-Maghar point in Jabel Shahshabou in the western Hama countryside reports Alsouria Net.
The residents of Mhardeh have found themselves between the regime and opposition fighters, but they are looking to Russia to protect them reports Al-Modon.
Satellite images have shown that the Assad regime is constructing a new airstrip for helicopters, which will be used by Iran and Hezbollah reports Zaman Al Wasl.
Assad’s deadly campaign against civilians in Idleb looks set to continue as a peace agreement brokered on Wednesday was breached just hours later reports Al-Araby al-Jadeed.
The Syrian parliament has approved investment for the port of Tartous, although many questions about the identity of the investment company still linger reports Al-Watan.
