Jaramana Reveals the Plight of Syria's Displaced
The Syrian Observer
October 13, 2014
Displaced inside Syria are subjected to some of the harshest treatment
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Displaced inside Syria are subjected to some of the harshest treatment
Mayyaleh says intervention will continue through both conventional and unconventional methods to increase imports and curb speculation.
Halki outlines budget aims at the Higher Council of Economic and Social Planning
Pleas to the opposition institutions have fallen on deaf ears
Suqur al-Sham said Suyouf al-Haq kept the heavy weapons after defecting from the group
Dozens of Facebook pages dedicated to the prices of foreign currency in the Syrian black market have been created during the crisis
Capers have medicinal properties
“We fight boredom, and wait when there is electricity blackouts. And when electricity is available, we either watch TV or surf the internet.”
Lawyers and judges obtain licenses from the government to build cemeteries and then specify the prices the way they want
Monetary recompense for individuals with residence abroad has been reduced
The Nusra Front issued a number of laws, including economic and social with regard to the lives of civilians in the areas it controls in
Skepticism over Makhlouf’s sudden metamorphosis into a do-gooder was not unwarranted
The new banknotes depict the Syrian Opera House and a mosaic of the first music note in the world
The news comes as the regime continues to destroy millions of square meters of residential areas
The Prime Ministry had repeatedly said that bread is still a red line for the government
The Islamic State now controls large parts of the province of Deir El-Zor
The Fairgrounds currently host 51 commercial, industrial, and services companies and warehouses for businesses whose facilities were vandalized
Consumer groups intervene to lower prices during the Holy Month
Drugs are sold in unmarked boxes
Halqi says Aleppo may return to its former splendor
