USA Today | New Grievances Broaden Syria's Protest Movement New York Times Syria's growing protest movement broadened on Wednesday as Aleppo, one of Syria's largest cities, had its first demonstrations against the government of President Bashar al-Assad, and a group of women from the coastal village of ... Syrian students mount protests in Aleppo, capital Syria protesters demand release of detainees Protests In Syria Pose Challenges For The U.S. |
The Guardian | U.S. Says Iran Helps Crackdown in Syria Wall Street Journal Iran is secretly helping Syrian President Bashar al-Assad put down pro-democracy demonstrations, according to US officials, who say Tehran is providing gear to suppress crowds and assistance blocking and monitoring ... Iranian diplomat calls for probe into Saudi torture of Bahraini prisoners Is Iran Still Center Of Middle East's 'Great Game?' Saudi Arabia and counter-revolution in the Arab spring |
New York Times (blog) | The Lede: Syrian Women Block Highway in Protest New York Times (blog) According to Syrian bloggers, this photograph shows men in the village of Bayda, in northeastern Syria, after they were detained by the security forces on Tuesday. Updated | 7:40 pm Hundreds of women and children from the Syrian ... Syria intensifies its crackdown Syria Cracks Down on Two Coastal Towns Syrian Women March Against Govt. Crackdown, US Condemns Violence |
Protest erupts in Syria Aleppo University-activists Reuters AMMAN, April 13 (Reuters) - A demonstration demanding political freedoms erupted on Wednesday on the campus of the main university in Syria's second city Aleppo, human rights defenders in contacts with students said. Aleppo, a strategic northern ... |
Syria's Crackdown Playbook: Fighting Public Anger with Increasing Brutality TIME (blog) (See TIME's photoessay "Protests Spread in Syria.") The snippets of information leaking out of Syria — through smuggled mobile phone footage, Twitter, Facebook, furtive calls to citizens inside and outside the country, as well as the official media ... |
Sarah Glidden's 'The Waiting Room' Documents Iraqi Refugees in Syria ComicsAlliance Creator of the excellent Vertigo graphic novel How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less, Sarah Glidden is back with a new webcomic depicting the struggle of Iraqi refugees in Syria. Called The Waiting Room, the 20-page story continues the calm and ... COMICS JOURNALISM: Cartoon Movement debuts Sarah Glidden's new Mideast work |
CBC.ca | Syria Under Increasing International Pressure Following Protests ThirdAge Read More2011, after Friday prayers at Omayyed mosque in the center of Damascus Old City in Syria. Hundreds of Syrians protesters chanted slogans calling for the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. UPI/Ali Bitar Syria faces increasing ... Syria deploys army in troubled city Four Killed as Syria Cuts Off City At least 3 die in Syria protests, witnesses say |
Uneasy Balancing Act in Jordan New York Times AMMAN — With unrest continuing in Syria, violence between Israel and Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, and repression elsewhere in the region, Jordan is trying to walk a narrow path of managed reform. The balancing act is not easy. ... |
Syria: 6th Damascus Insurance Forum kicks off Zawya During the opening of the Forum, Caretaker Minister of Finance Mohammad al-Hussein underlined the considerable growth witnessed in the insurance sector in Syria in terms of quality and quantity, with insurance premiums tripling since 2006, amounting to ... |
Ya Libnan | MP Jarrah: Interfering in Syria's affairs is out of the question Ya Libnan Lebanon First bloc MP Jamal al-Jarrah denied on Wednesday a Syrian state television report which was shown on LBC in which a man claimed that he received funds from Jarrah to create unrest in Syria. The Syrian man claimed that he was allegedly told to ... Jarrah Denies Involvement in Syrian Developments: Interfering in Syrian ... Jarrah denies accusations of involvement in Syrian protests |