Globe and Mail | With flag rally, Syria papers over rifts Washington Post Muzaffar Salman/AP - Thousands of supporter of Syrian President Bashar Assad, carry a gigantic 2500 yard (2300 meter) Syrian flag, as they march along a highway during a demonstration to support their president, in Damascus, Syria, on Wednesday June 15 ... Civilians Flee Another Northern Syria Town, Fearing a Military Assault Syrian crackdown fans sectarian flames Syrian regime rallies support while Assad promises to address nation on TV |
UN News Centre | United Nations warns of mounting Syria casualty rate The Guardian Canada has called for an investigation into 'daily reports' of killings, detention and torture in Syria. Photograph: Mustafa Ozer/AFP/Getty Images Syria's security forces have used executions, mass arrests and torture to repress pro-democracy protests, ... UN Rights Commissioner Calls for Syria Probe UN rights chief urges justice for Syria abuses UN urges probe into Syria's alleged human rights abuses |
msnbc.com | UN: Syria didn't stop protesters at Israel borders msnbc.com reporter: good morning, natalie. well, taking their inspiration from the peaceful demonstrations of the arab spring, unarmed palestinians and their supporters challenged the israeli military on the syria - israel border for the second time in a month. ... UN split over Syria sanctions Dozens from Syria gather near line with Israel Syria's Arab Spring and Its Regional Impact |
CNN International | UN Syria failure shows declining power of the West BBC News Attempts by the UK and France to push through a UN Security Council resolution censuring Syria have faltered and this tells us much about the new realities of diplomacy in a "multi-polar" world. Sergei Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, ... Analysis: Why UN won't act against Syria The allies hit a wall of BRICS on Syria in the UN Security Council Son of Syria's Ex-President Appeals Directly To the Kremlin for Help |
US Lists Ally Bahrain With Human Rights Violators Iran, Syria Bloomberg The United States put Bahrain, a Persian Gulf ally, in the company of Iran, North Korea, Syria and Zimbabwe on its list of human rights violators presented to the UN Human Rights Council. ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | Silence on Syria Washington Post He singled out Syria, where the regime of President Bashar al-Assad has gunned down hundreds of peaceful protesters, choosing what Mr. Obama called “the path of murder.” “The Syrian government must stop shooting demonstrators and allow peaceful ... Syria's opposition takes dose of realism Syrian rebels call for new wave of protests in Arab capitals Expellus Assadum! |
FRANCE 24 | Latest developments in Arab world's unrest The Associated Press ___ SYRIA Terrified Syrians run for their lives as elite army units sweep through a restive northern province, expanding a deadly operation to crush signs of dissent against President Bashar Assad. Farther south, tens of thousands take to the streets ... Analysis: Why Europe is sitting Syria out About A Boy: How Syria's 13-Year-Old Martyr Will Haunt The Cruel Regime That ... Bad News for Assad: 'The Weathervane' is Moving |
ABC News | Learning from Lebanon's cabinet Foreign Policy Having thrown off the yoke of Syrian occupation in 2005 after the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, Lebanon once again finds itself under the control of Iran and Syria. Allies of these two countries, including Hezbollah, ... Mikati Government: Good for Syria and Iran, Bad for Lebanon Lebanon's new government dominated by Hezbollah With allies like these, Beirut will not be able to rule itself |
Globe and Mail (blog) | Beyond the Amina hoax: Real cases in the Middle East CPJ Press Freedom Online By Danny O'Brien/CPJ Internet Advocacy Coordinator A Gay Girl in Damascus was a personal blog, written by a young woman called Amina Arraf that gave everyday record of what it is like to be a lesbian in modern day Syria. Following the events of the ... The real world of gay girls in Damascus 'Gay Girl in Syria' & Media Imperialism Why so many hacks fell for the 'gay girl in Syria' |
Fox News (blog) | Never Mind Political Risk, Who Can Afford a Syria Intervention? TIME (blog) There are many reasons why Western military action in Syria remains unlikely despite the Assad regime's sustained brutality against its opponents, and the burgeoning refugee crisis along the Turkish border. For one thing, Western powers remain fearful ... NATO's Deficient Defense Strategy |