Telegraph.co.uk | 7 reportedly killed, 20 injured in Syria Los Angeles Times Syria antigovernment activists blame security forces for escalating violence in Homs. Authorities say 'terrorist gangs' attacked a police station and a hospital. By Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times Heavy fighting was reported Tuesday as Syrian ... China urges Syria regime to deliver on promised reforms China Urges Syria to Implement Changes to Help End Violence Syria rejects calls to join war crimes tribunal |
Al-Arabiya | Prospero's Tempestuous Family New York Times And he must wonder sometimes: What are the odds of a Sunni Muslim immigrant from Syria producing two dazzling American talents, a son who transformed the world of technology and a daughter who lit up the world of literature, ... The Arab World's Unknown Son iSad In Damascus: Syrians Reclaim Steve Jobs – Analysis The life and times of Steve Jobs' Syrian father |
AFP | Iraqi Kurds blame Syria for official's death CNN (CNN) -- Two prominent Iraqi Kurdish officials blamed Syria on Monday for the death of a leading Kurdish figure in Syria who was part of the opposition's Syria National Council. Mashaal Tammo was "murdered by Syrian security," Barham Salih, ... Tamo murder may inflame Syria uprising: analysts Assassination Galvanizes Syria's Kurdish Minority Syria faces new threat as deaths stir Kurds |
AFP | Assad again promises Syria reforms as China presses AFP In Beijing, China urged Syria on Tuesday to move faster to implement reforms, a week after Beijing infuriated the West by blocking a proposed UN Security Council resolution against Assad's deadly crackdown. "We believe the Syrian government should move ... Sanctions Pose Growing Threat to Syria's Assad Syria`s Presidential Official: Syria will avoid War China warns may be losing patience with Syria |
Hurriyet Daily News | Syria opposition gains regional backers CNN (CNN) -- International powers put more heat on Syria's government Tuesday, as a new umbrella opposition group gained key backers in the Arab world and China exhorted the government to respond to people's "reasonable" demands. The developments come amid ... Wanted: The real face of Syria's opposition Future of Libya-Syria relations uncertain Lebanese Analyst: West, Turkey Feed Unrests in Syria |
The Daily Star | Syria visit would have legitimised Lebanon presence: Sfeir The Daily Star BEIRUT: Maronite Cardinal Nasrallah Sfeir said that making a visit to Syria during his term as patriarch would have meant an acceptance from Bkirki of the Syrian presence in Lebanon. “The visit would have meant that we accept the Syrian presence in ... Former Maronite patriarch refuses to criticize successor's stand on Syria Sfeir explains why he did not visit Syria |
Clinton says it will take time to help stabilize Egypt, start new pages in ... Washington Post In an interview with The Associated Press, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said the United States would continue to pressure long-time leaders to leave power in Syria and Yemen, and ensure chaos is averted in Egypt, where demonstrators have ... |
Al-Arabiya | Unrest in Syria has an upside next door Washington Post (blog) Baghdad is buddying up to Syria, just as the Obama administration is seeking to isolate the government in Damascus. And Iraqi leaders have insisted that US troops not be granted immunity beyond the end of the year, forcing American military commanders ... Iraq's Maliki urges Syria to end one-party rule Dina al-Shibeeb: Is Iraq's stance on Syria justified? Syria, Iraq and the Shiites |
The National | Ebullient Turkey ignores critics in Iran and Syria but worries about Kurds The National ADEM ALTAN / AFP PHOTO ISTANBUL // As it bursts with self-confidence about its growing role in the Middle East, Turkey is unlikely to change its policies in the region as a result of sharp criticism from Syria and Iran. But Ankara is concerned about ... The 'erratic state' raises the stakes Turkey risks unforeseen effects as it pressures Syria's embattled regime Ties between Turkey and Syria getting sour |
euronews | Syria accused of targeting activists abroad euronews Opposition activists living outside Syria are accusing the country's embassies of systematically monitoring their activities and harassing them as well as their families back home. Their claims have been backed by Amnesty International. euronews spoke ... |