Globe and Mail | UN chief accuses Syria of breaking promises The Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for international action against Syria on Thursday, saying President Bashar Assad has repeatedly broken promises to reform. Using unusually strong language, Ban accused Assad of "escalating ... Effort to create Syria opposition council announced Syria Toll Mounts as Uprising Against Assad Enters 7th Month Syria - Sep 15, 2011 - 20:10 |
Ha'aretz | Turkey blamed after defector is returned to Syria The Guardian A shop in Syria's capital Damascus displays a portrait of President Bashar al-Assad with Arabic words reading: 'We love you'. Photograph: Muzaffar Salman/AP The first senior military officer to defect during the Syrian uprising has been arrested by ... Angry activists say Turkey handed deserted officer to Syria Syria security forces storm Daraa farm, killing 10 Turkey accused after defector returned to Syria |
CNN International | Syria: US Envoy Mourns Activist New York Times The visit on Tuesday could increase the already high tensions between the United States and Syria, which has accused Washington of helping incite violence in Syria. The authorities have criticized two earlier visits by Mr. Ford to the country's central ... Syrian activist Ghiyath Matar's death spurs grief, debate Ambassadors to Syria unite in public solidarity at vigil for murdered activist Envoys to Syria attend activist's vigil |
Ha'aretz | Syria to air confession of 'Israeli spy' in Mughniyeh hit Jerusalem Post Syria will broadcast a taped confession of a Syrian officer it says aided Israel in assassinating the top Hezbollah commander Imad Mughniyeh in 2008, Damascus' official SANA news agency said Thursday. Mughniyeh was killed in 2008 in Damascus in a ... Syria - Sep 15, 2011 - 04:56 Syria to air "confessions" by defector, Israeli spy Syria says it has uncovered Israeli spy |
Globe and Mail | Syria's ports suffer as unrest hits economy Reuters AMMAN (Reuters) - From his window on the corniche of Syria's Mediterranean port city of Tartous, an international shipper bemoans the change since a popular uprising six months ago engulfed the country and dealt a heavy blow to ... Sanctions weighing heavily on Syria's ports Syrian uprising deals ocean shipping a major blow |
US wants American citizens out of Syria ASAP AHN | All Headline News The United States on Thursday issued an urgent warning to American citizens to “depart immediately while commercial transportation is available,” as the situation in Syria further became tense as sanguinary and brutal crackdown by the government ... US wants American citizens out of Syria ASAP |
AFP | Syria 'wisely' dealing with sanction: central bank official AFP DOHA — Syria is dealing "wisely" with international sanctions imposed on it over the regime's deadly crackdown on dissent, its central bank's deputy governor said on Thursday. "Syria is dealing with the international sanctions wisely and with good ... |
Daily Mail | Mideast riddle: Strange stone structures caught on camera CBS News They stretch from Syria to Saudi Arabia, can be seen from the air but not the ground, and are virtually unknown to the public. They are the Middle East's own version of the Nazca Lines -- ancient "geolyphs," or drawings, that span deserts in southern ... Who created these huge, mysterious wheel patterns in the Mideast thousands of ... Thousands of strange 'Nazca Lines' discovered in the Middle East |
Revolutionary fever may overwhelm Syria next Oak Ridger Beloved, I am fairly confident Syria's aggressively violent and dictatorial rule against its own under-privileged and those who are at the top of the intellectual population is probably next to fall. Unfortunately, because of the horrible nature of ... |
Globe and Mail | US to Syria Foreign Policy (blog) As the 20-hour assault by Taliban insurgents on Kabul's diplomatic and military enclave drew to a close on Wednesday, insurgents and coalition forces decided to prolong the battle the modern way: on Twitter. If the continued insurgency in Afghanistan ... Quote of the day |