The Associated Press | Inside Syria: Soldiers defecting to join rebels CBS News CBS News correspondent Clarissa Ward went undercover in Syria to get a rare look at the revolution. She reports on the growing legions of former soldiers who are joining the rebel movement. DAMASCUS, Syria - President Obama Tuesday sent Ambassador ... Clinton sees Syrian opposition, US envoy returns Clinton Meets With Syrian Opposition Syrian activists report bodies dumped on the streets of Homs |
Telegraph.co.uk | Hamas Removing Staff From Syria Wall Street Journal Hamas ordered the departure of nearly all its staff at its Damascus headquarters by next week following pressure from Turkey and Qatar, two regional allies trying to isolate Syrian President Bashar al-Assad amid an eight-month ... Syrian crisis forces Hamas to relocate Hamas considers whether to pull leadership out of Syria Hamas moves headquarters out of Syria |
Syria Faces Surge Of Violence NPR The death toll continues to rise in the central Syrian city of Homs, long both a focal point of anti-government protests and escalating conflict between the city's Sunni and Alawite communities. Dozens of bodies, many of them mutilated, are turning up ... Sharp Spate of Killings Traumatizes a Syrian City |
Telegraph.co.uk | Syria Offers to Allow Observers, With Strings New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syria said Monday that it would agree to allow an Arab mission of military and civilian observers into the country as part of an Arab League proposal to end months of bloodshed there, but it attached a number of ... Syria says a deal is close on Arab League monitors Syria says will agree to Arab League observers, but under significant conditions Syria says "would like" to accept Arab deal |
Al-Arabiya | Hezbollah Leader's Rare Appearance Showcases Defiance New York Times By NADA BAKRI BEIRUT, Lebanon — Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Shiite militant group Hezbollah, made a rare public appearance on Tuesday in Beirut, reiterating his support for Syria's government and saying that his group was better trained and ... Hezbollah leader Nasrallah makes rare public appearance Hizbollah leader defiant despite Syria turmoil Hezbollah's Nasrallah: Our weapons are increasing |
The Guardian (blog) | Syria, Egypt and Middle East unrest - live updates The Guardian (blog) 10.13am GMT / 5.13am EST: Details of negotiations between the Arab League and Syria over monitoring missions have been leaked to the Lebanese news site al-Akhbar. Amendments proposed by the Assad regime include: • Only releasing political prisoners who ... Muslim Brotherhood Wins Big in Egypt Elections; Syria Accepts Arab League Monitors |
Death toll mounts in Syria Washington Post An activist group was reporting a surge in violence in the Syrian city of Homs Tuesday, claiming that dozens of bodies were left in the streets. On a recent trip there, a television crew from Britain's Sky News found a city under siege. (Dec. ... |
Day Press News | Economic sanctions on Syria double-edged sword Xinhua 6 (Xinhua) -- The economic sanctions imposed by the Arab League (AL) on Syria are viewed by many observers as attempts to step up pressure on the Syrian government, but fears increase that the impacts would harm interests of other countries as much as ... Syria to promote its Products & protect its National Industry Economic Experts: Syria Less Affected by Sanctions Than Imposing Countries |
Pressure Syria to stop the madness Longmont Daily Times-Call The world cannot turn away from the reports of horrors coming out of Syria, where the United Nations says that children are often the victims of torture and murder by the regime of president Bashar al-Assad. In stories reminiscent of the murders of ... |
Riots in Turkish refugee camps after Syrian duo are sent back The Independent Hundreds of Syrian refugees in Turkey have rioted after two fellow asylum-seekers were spirited back to Syria in mysterious circumstances. Turkish officials claimed the men were sent back after a "mistake in translation" made authorities believe they ... |