Syria (National)
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Enab Baladi primarily focuses on local government and political developments in Syria, with a particular emphasis on economic policies and their impact. Given this focus, individuals or organizations with expertise in Syrian economics, politics, or law may effectively engage the journalist. They can provide insights into evolving stories related to governmental announcements or legal policy regulations in Syria.
The topics covered by Enab Baladi are diverse and include economy, agriculture, healthcare among others. Experts who can offer nuanced perspectives on these topics within the context of Syrian governance may find success when reaching out to Enab Baladi for potential coverage.
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Damascus University announced on Wednesday, October 28, that it is finalizing codes of conduct aimed at regulating relations among members of the university community and defining the rights, responsibilities, and rules of interaction among students, faculty members, and administrative staff, both on and off campus.
A former Assad intelligence member, Mohammed Islam Arnaouti, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by Damascus's Fourth Criminal Court for unlawfully detaining citizens.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said it is working alongside Syrian health authorities at more than 20 primary healthcare centers across ten governorates.
By: Enab Baladi
An armed man was killed and a civilian wounded in clashes between Internal Security Forces and an armed group from the “French camp” in Idlib governorate (northwestern Syria) on Wednesday, 28 October.
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa said developments in the region had prompted greater attention to ties between Syria and Iraq and accelerated efforts to shape them. However, he said, agreement on those ties had existed from the outset in both Baghdad and Damascus.
Flash floods triggered by heavy rainfall killed five people and left others missing in Raqqa (northern Syria) and Deir Ezzor (eastern Syria) governorates on Thursday, October 29. The flooding also caused a bridge to collapse, cut off major roads and telecommunications services, and swept away vehicles, as rescue operations and efforts to address the damage continued.
Syria’s Justice Ministry announced the release of 57 Syrian detainees held in prisons in Damascus and Homs (central Syria) who […]
Three civilians were injured in clashes between armed groups in Suwayda city (southern Syria) on Thursday evening, October 29. Local […]
Syria is preparing to rehabilitate several major roads connecting the north and south of the country, following the completion of […]
