Globe and Mail | Syria and Facebook: Not quite friends Washington Post Yesterday, less than a week after activists held a candlelight vigil in Damascus to show solidarity with protesters in Egypt, Syria's ... Syria Lifts Ban on Social Networking Sites Syria Restores Access to Facebook and YouTube Assad backs synagogue renovation |
CBS News | Syria Quietly Turns on Web 2.0 CBS News A Syrian man connects on his Facebook account at an internet cafe, in Damascus, Syria, Feb. 8, 2011. This story was filed by CBS News' George Baghdadi in ... |
Shrinking fleet BBC News On the parched grass beside the runway of Damascus Airport stands most of its fleet - about half a dozen old Boeing 727s and ... |
The Economist | Syria's reaction: An alternative is sighted The Economist BASHAR ASSAD, Syria's president, has not been entirely immune to the unrest sweeping the region around him. Motley crews of mukhabarat, the secret police, ... |
Christian Science Monitor | Syria slaps fines on satellite dishes Christian Science Monitor Faced with a sea of satellite dishes on rooftops, Syria is making Damascenes remove personal dishes in hopes of boosting rooftop restaurants and cafes. ... |
Daily Star - Lebanon | St. Maroun day celebrated from Beirut to Syria Daily Star - Lebanon By The Daily Star BEIRUT: Celebrations of the feast of St. Maroun extended from Downtown Beirut to northern Syria Wednesday, on the 16th centennial since ... |
Jewish Chronicle | WikilLeaks: Syria tried to sabotage Shalit deal Ynetnews Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak told US general David Petraeus in June 2009 that Syria and Qatar sabotaged the Shalit prisoner swap deal, Norwegian media ... Mubarak: Syria blocked Hamas Shalit deal |
Telegraph.co.uk | Egypt crisis: regimes across Middle East braced for more protests Telegraph.co.uk Even Syria, one of the region's most authoritarian regimes, will face protests this weekend, online activists have said. Algerian opposition groups and ... |
Human rights groups say Syrian authorities have detained a writer The Canadian Press DAMASCUS, Syria — Syrian human rights groups say security forces have arrested a writer for unknown reasons. Nine local rights groups, including the ... |
CTV.ca | How Syria dodged an Egypt-style 'day of rage' Christian Science Monitor Outside opposition groups had called for protests in Syria over the weekend. Why did only security forces and hopeful journalists show up? ... Syria Is Not Egypt, but Might It One Day Be Tunisia? Syria Escapes 'Day Of Rage' Protests Syria weathers Mideast unrest for now; 'Days of Rage' fail to come off |