Stories from Syria

A collective of united families reported that over 110 children have been held for more than seven years in inhumane conditions at the Roj camp-prison in Northeast Syria. This detention is in violation of international law.

The World Food Programme (WFP) has reduced food aid in Syria by 50%, affecting recipients from 1.3 million down to 650,000. Currently, 7.2 million people are acutely food insecure, and $189 million is needed by November.

The United Nations has halved its aid to Syria due to severe funding shortages. The UN has previously warned of insufficient funds. The UN cited a funding gap for its decision. The decision affects aid distribution in Damascus.

The UN Food Agency has announced a halving of its aid to Syria due to critical funding shortages. This reduction will significantly impact food assistance programs in the region. The agency cited a lack of sufficient financial contributions. The agency is based in Damascus.

The UN's food agency has reduced its aid to Syria by half and halted bread subsidies due to critical funding shortages. The UN World Food Programme has halved its aid to Syria due to funding shortages. The agency cited a lack of sufficient financial contributions.

Ship operators from Syria are accused of fuel fraud.

Syrian ship operators are accused of fuel pump fraud. The operators allegedly used incorrect fuel pumps, leading to potential fraud. Prosecutors are investigating Syrian ship operators for allegedly using fraudulent fuel pumps. The investigation is focused on actions related to fuel pump manipulation. US Attorney alleges Syrian ship operators used wrong fuel pumps. This development is linked to previous accusations against Syrian ship operators. The US Attorney's office alleges they used the wrong fuel pump. This follows claims of fuel fraud and potential deliberate attacks on freighters. Federal prosecutors have announced charges against the operators of the Dulli cargo ship. The allegations involve using the wrong fuel pumps and potentially defrauding the US. The source did not provide further details on the nature of the alleged fraud or the specific operators involved.

The World Food Programme (WFP) is scaling back its operations in Syria due to insufficient funding. This reduction in aid will impact the delivery of essential resources to those in need.

Syrian authorities have arrested a former Air Force chief. The arrest is part of a broader effort to resolve conflict and free political prisoners. The Syrian government has vowed to work towards these goals.

Emaar founder Mohamed Alabbar plans to invest up to $18 billion in Syria. This investment signals potential economic development and reconstruction efforts in the region. The founder of Emaar Properties plans an $18 billion investment in Syria.