As the war in Syria draws to a close, international players are looking to secure influence in the country’s future writes Al-Watan.
The targeted plane was reportedly carrying weapons that were to be delivered to pro-regime forces and units from the Revolutionary Guard writes Zaman Al Wasl.
Medical facilities and civilians in Idlib continue to be targeted by Russian jet fighters, Asharq al-Awsat reports
The meeting between the Presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran dominated the news over the weekend
The recent attack on the Mezzeh military airbase reveals the interplay between nations and their influence in the region writes Al-Hayat.
The two news agencies discussed the sharing of news and exchanging experience and holding specialized courses reports SANA.
Both the President of Syria and the Iranian Defence Minister stressed the importance of developing long-term cooperation writes SANA
While the US has long been critical of the growing influence of Iran in Syria, they have not developed a clear strategy for the country writes Asharq al-Awsat
The Assad regime and Iranian companies have agreed to the construction of 30,000 residental units reports Hurriya Press
Cham Wings resumed operations in 2014, after a two year hiatus reports Al-Hal
It was hoped that the visit by the Kurdish-Arab Syrian Democratic Council to Damascus would be able to find commonality between to two sides writes Asharq al-Awsat
Russia is playing an active role in Syria’s phosphate market, but its intentions are not clear writes Al-Modon
Moscow contradicted Assad’s pledges to retake the northern Syrian rebel stronghold by force, saying there “can be no question of an operation, of a major assault on Idlib” writes Al-Araby al-Jadeed
While the Russian ambassador to Israel stressed that Iranian forces would not be positioned on the border with the Golan Heights, forcing a them to leave Syria was not possible writes Alsouria
Ali Akbar Velayati is not right to say that, if not for Iran, Syria would have fallen writes Al-Watan
The agreement made between the interested parties, has ensured that no-one is losing out during the government’s assault on Darra, apart from the opposition factions writes Al-Hayat
The agreements includes the exchange of scientists and students studying for Masters and PhDs writes SANA
A plethora of foreign powers have staked an interest in the Syrian conflict and the shape of their influence in the country’s future is starting to become clearer writes Asharq al-Awsat
A large numbers of troops and armored vehicles have been seen moving south in preparation for an assault on Daraa reports Zaman Al Wasl
It is hoped that both countries will benefit from joint projects, bolstering their economies writes SANA
