Current news:
The economic office of Syrian Future Movement published a statement titled: Homs governorate’s decision to address the phenomenon of begging.
The political office of Syrian Future Movement published a statement titled: On the reduction of Syrian passport fees.
The Scientific Office of Syrian Future Movement published an article titled: Syrian Drama Between Expression and Scaling, Who Shapes the Novel?
Internal news:
President Ahmad al-Sharaa: The president is a stake for all Syrians, and the people of his region have a heavier burden.
Al-Shibani discusses with the Chinese ambassador the prospects for cooperation between Damascus and Beijing.
New incursions by the occupation in the Damascus and Quneitra countryside.
Internal Security comments on the arrest of Haider Irfan in rural Tartus.
Civilians were killed and injured in separate explosions in Deir Ezzor and Raqqa.
Several areas west of Damascus lose power after a fire at a power plant.
Governor of Latakia: We are working to strengthen monitoring and secure bread distribution kiosks in neighborhoods.
The General Electricity Company announces an increase in hours of access and a plan that includes stricken cities.
12 injured in a traffic accident on the Damascus-Aleppo International Road.
Several areas west of Damascus lose power after a fire at a power plant.
Reuters: Syrian families document escalating kidnapping of women in Tartus, Latakia and Hama.
Related News:
Israeli prime minister hints at Syria and Saudi Arabia joining the Abraham Accords.
Thomas Barak: Syrian administration holds quiet talks with Israel.
The European Council condemns the attack on St. Elias Church and calls for the perpetrators to be held accountable.
Najat Rushdie reiterates the UN’s commitment to support victims of torture in Syria.
External news:
Occupation forces kill 19 Palestinians in Gaza.
Israel launches more than a dozen airstrikes on the hills of southern Lebanon.
CNN: The Trump administration has discussed funding Iran’s civilian nuclear program in exchange for a new deal.
19 people were killed in a traffic accident in northern Egypt.
