Patients cannot be treated in the Ghouta due to the limited capabilities of medical staff, doctor tells opposition website
Questions remain around how ISIS members have been able to slip undetected through SDF areas, Sada al-Sham writes
Over a dozen people killed and injured while evading authorities on the Syrian-Turkish border, Al-Araby al-Jadeed reports
Local councils are relying heavily on the renewal of a U.N. resolution which will allow the entry of aid without approval from the Assad government, Enab Baladi writes
Without access to proper housing, an increasing number of displaced risk sickness — and possibly death — as they brace for the coming cold, Sada al-Sham writes
Former Coalition president says a Russian-U.S. consensus on letting Assad remain ignores the roots of the catastrophe, and may accelerate the collapse of the region
Rockets fired by Syrian government forces hit a storehouse holding aid for starving people in Douma, Alsouria Net reports
The Kremlin has faced strong criticism over its plans to bring together the Assad regime and the opposition away from the U.N.-backed dialogue in Switzerland
A lack of access to necessary treatment has prompted an already vulnerable community to face up to the realities of a drawn-out suffering, Saraj writes
America hopes to enlist Russian help in pushing forward a solution in Syria as world leaders meet for talks in Southeast Asia, Ibrahim Hamidi explains
After the battle for Raqqa, a new dispute has emerged over which entity will be allowed to administer the former Islamic State stronghold, Souriatna reports
First of eight bases on Syrian territory is expected to finish construction in the coming days, Al-Watan writes
Enab Baladi speaks with experts and Kurdish officials about the possibility of a self-sufficient economy and the region’s dependence on its neighbors
Assad regime delegates resist push for agreement on the release of captives on final day of negotiations in the Kazakh capital, Alsouria Net reports
Intelligence files show Syria refused to stop its own Kurds fighting across the border in Turkey despite signing a 1998 agreement with Ankara, Zaman al-Wasl reports
Russian media quotes inside source as saying the zones had proven effective at supporting peace in some areas, SANA reports
NATO allies Washington and Ankara are working toward separate ends in Syria as the countries face a split in their Middle East strategy, Ibrahim Hamidi writes
Kurdish-led SDF arrested the rebels a year ago on claims the fighters were linked to Turkey, Zaman al-Wasl writes
Moves by Turkish authorities to encourage social inclusion among Syrian refugees in schools has backfired in some areas of the country, Al-Etihad Press writes
Meeting between top Syrian and Iranian officials follows agreement to bolster military cooperation between both countries last week
