Turkey and Russia have agreed on a new ceasefire in Syria’s war-torn province of Idlib, according to what the two […]

Aleppo countryside – Abdul Salam al-Mujaan Wet clothes and nylon bags were thrown on the sides of IDP Hasan al-Hamad’s […]

Enab Baladi – Zeynep Masri More than 264.028 people fled their homes in the opposition-held areas in the southern and […]

12 Syrian and Japanese activists protested in solidarity with Idlib nearby Russian embassy in Tokyo. 12 protesters, among who were […]

Syrian Minister of Transport, Ali Hammoud, said that the Ministry is working on The Great Interchange of Homs (GIH), a project that […]

25 children sitting on the wet floor, holding their muddy books, listening to their teacher who is a leaning to […]

From late November until 19 December, more than 109,408 civilians (19,989 families) fled their homes in the opposition-held areas in […]

Hundreds held demonstrations in protest of the intensifying Russian campaign waged in northwest Syria. Several hundred Syrian and Turkish protesters, […]

Enab Baladi – Ahmad Jamal Moscow is still insisting on the military solution in its dealings with the Syrian file, […]

Enab Baladi – Ahmed Gamal Idlib Governorate faces the threat of military dominance by Russia and the Syrian regime at […]

Local organizations in Idlib calling on international community to put a stop to what it described as the “catastrophe” taking place in the district of Maaret al-Numan and its countryside in southern rural Idlib where the Russian-backed Syrian regime is escalating the conflict.

On 18 December the Syrian regime launched an increased number of airstrikes against the town of Maaret al-Numan in southern Idlib Governorate, killing two civilians and leaving 70,000 others in the vicinity at risk.

Enab Baladi has monitored Iranian and Russian projects and contracts signed with the Syrian government in the electricity sector, and has discussed the distribution of those projects between the two powers involved in the Syrian affairs.

In its first item, the law targets the sources of funds that provide support to the Syrian regime, and includes imposing sanctions on foreigners involved in financial or technical transactions with Syrian government institutions.

The law imposes sanctions on companies, states and individuals that back the Assad regime militarily, financially or technically, including Russia and Iran.

Electricity generated by regime-controlled Tishreen Dam will be used to power the Turkish-backed Syrian National Army (SNA)-controlled areas in Tel Abyad and Ras al-Ain.

Hama police department mourned a captain who was killed during clashes with a group who were described as “wanted men and outlaws” by the police. 

The bombing took place at the al-Baldaq junction in Jarabulus, with no information about casualties.

The US troops, leading the Global Coalition, established a military base in Ain Issa in early 2016. This raised the profile of Ain Issa, prompting the Kurdish NES to establish a large number of its institutions and councils therein.

The Syrian army, aided by Russian warplanes, struck Idlib Central Prison, killing and wounding a prisoner and four visitors.