In the costal provinces of Lattakia and Tartous, women are taking the place of men who have been killed or are fighting on the front lines for the regime writes Brocar Press.
In his Facebook post, Ahmed Suleiman is believed to have spoken out against the rampant corruption that is plaguing Syria writes Al-Modon.
The costal provinces of Lattakia and Tartous have seen the spread of sports betting, which is bringing large amounts of money for some regime loyalists and leaving other deep in debt writes Alsouria Net.
The Tourist Investment Forum in Tartous was scheduled to run for two days, but closed after just one, with no explanation given reports Snack Syria.
Fires have raged across agricultural land and through forests, causing a huge amount of damage, but the cause is still unknown reports Al-Watan.
Fires that raged across Lattakia, Homs and Tartous provinces have been brought under control and extinguished by firefighters reports SANA.
During first half of 2019, a number of different facilities in the chemical, food and engineering sector opened up in Tartous, creating over 100 job opportunities reports SANA.
Alawites living on the Syrian coast are watching the unfolding events in Hama and Idleb and are concerned about what the developments might mean for them writes Al-Modon.
There were nine officers among those killed, all from the province of Tartous, the regime’s main supply of manpower reports Zaman Al Wasl.
With help from investors and the government, hundreds of new facilities have been opened, which has created thousands of new job opportunities reports SANA.
Major General Kifah Moulhem has been accused of committing a range of crimes against the Syrian people, during his time at the Military Intelligence Directorate reports Alsouria Net.
Attacks on teachers have seen a sharp rise recently, with many blaming the militias that are active in the region writes Al-Modon.
The Syrian regime is pushing to conscript as many Syrians as it can into the ranks of its army, which has lead to summons being erroneously sent to those already serving and those killed in action reports Alsouria Net.
A recent wave of criticism, directed at the government, has prompted some MPs to question the government’s handling of the crisis in Syria writes Alsouria Net.
Residents of Aleppo have expressed their anger with local officials at the lack of basic goods and services available to them reports Alsouria Net.
Storms have been battering Syria, with high amounts of rainfall, powerful winds and heavy snow, which has led to the deaths of seven people writes Damas Post.
An investigation by Daraj has revealed that members of the regime security services have benefited from loans provided by UNRWA.
The ports of Lattakia and Tartous are vital for Syria’s trade and access to the Mediterranean reports SANA.
Since 2015, 364 people have committed suicide, with the highest reported numbers in Damascus writes Enab Baladi.
Syrian who have been tempted back by the general amnesty that was announced, have found that the deal was not what they expected writes Alsouria.
