German state interior ministers are set to discuss proposals on Syrian refugees, including residence rights, revoking protection, deportations, and voluntary return incentives.

Homs Governorate said calm returned to Palmyra after clashes that injured eight people, while officials pledged legal accountability and warned against revenge outside state institutions.

Eight people were injured in Palmyra after a local protest escalated into security tension, property damage, and detentions amid broader calls for accountability in Syria.

The Syrian Interior Ministry said its Counterterrorism Department arrested thousands of former regime-linked suspects and dismantled a cell accused of involvement in attacks and rights violations.

Zanobia workers in Rural Damascus ended their strike after an agreement with management that includes a 700,000 Syrian pound wage increase and cost-of-living allowance.

The Syrian government began supplying fuel stations in al-Hasakah after popular service demands and rising fuel needs during the grain harvest season.

Syria’s Ministry of Communications restricted access to online gambling and betting websites, citing user protection, digital safety, and legal violations.

Syria’s Interior Ministry said coordinated operations with Iraq dismantled an international drug smuggling network and seized Captagon pills and hashish.

The rehabilitation of Qalamoun water station in rural Latakia is expected to restore stable drinking water supplies for nearly 20,000 residents in nine villages.

A 19GB leak of Syrian Foreign Ministry documents has raised concerns over data governance, internal threats, and the digital security of sovereign institutions.

Drowning incidents in the Euphrates River in Deir Ezzor have reached 35 cases this season, including 19 deaths and 16 rescues, amid repeated warnings and weak public compliance.

Saudi Arabia’s resumption of Lebanese imports could bring Syria indirect economic gains through transit fees, logistics services, and potential Syrian Lebanese trade integration.

Residents found a mass grave containing the remains of more than 60 people in Saydnaya, while the National Commission for the Missing continued handling similar sites in Rif Dimashq.

Syria opened a new consulate in Gaziantep to serve hundreds of thousands of Syrians in southern Turkey and process more than 1,000 transactions daily at full capacity.

Germany announced $1 million in support for the Independent Institution on Missing Persons in the Syrian Arab Republic, as efforts continue to uncover the fate of missing Syrians.

Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed former Syria commander Alexander Chaiko to lead the Russian Aerospace Forces as Moscow discusses the future of its bases in Syria.

A bipartisan bill expected in the US Senate seeks to fully repeal two Syria sanctions laws that remained legally in force despite exemptions and licenses.

The Illicit Gain Committee took control of Dhura Holding, linked to al-Qalamoun Private University, while officials said the university’s operations would continue normally.

The Syrian Ministry of Interior said it arrested 235 Islamic State members, dismantled seven cells, and foiled seven operations over three months.

Israeli army forces arrested a young man from Syria’s Quneitra governorate (southwestern Syria) during a raid and search operation at […]