Christian Science Monitor | NATO says plans in place to defend Turkey from Syrian attacks Fox News Ankara has sent additional fighter jets to reinforce an air base close to the frontier with Syria where shells killed five Turkish civilians last week, sparking fears of a wider regional crisis. Syria has defended its shelling of neighboring Turkey as ... NATO makes plans to back Turkey over Syria spillover Why Turkey and Syria are Heading toward War NATO vows to back Turkey in Syria clashes. Is a broader war likely? |
AFP | Blasts Target Syrian Intelligence Base Voice of America CAIRO — A group that claims to have ties to al-Qaida says it carried out twin suicide car bombings against a Syrian government intelligence headquarters in a Damascus suburb early Tuesday. The bombings came as government forces continued their ... Blasts may have struck prison of torture in Syria Suicide bombers hit Syria security complex: rebels Syria rebels bomb Air Force Intelligence complex |
Syria-related terror arrests at Heathrow, police say Fox News LONDON – British police said Wednesday that they had arrested two people at London's Heathrow Airport as part of an investigation into travel to Syria in support of alleged terrorist activity. Scotland Yard said in a statement released early Wednesday ... |
Al-Monitor | Syria's civil war leaves its cities, economy and cultural heritage in shambles Fox News Although there are some pockets of Syria that have been relatively shielded from the conflict, the destruction in most of the country's major cities is staggering. Experts warn that whenever the civil war ends, it will take a monumental international ... Romney Says US Needs to Match Iran's Influence in Syria Dangers of Saudi influence in Syria Egypt Looks to Restore Iran Ties In Seeking an End to Syria Crisis |
Moneycontrol.com | Oil jumps on Syria-Turkey threat; wheat, cocoa up Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose to three-week highs on Tuesday after threats of more Syrian-Turkish violence raised supply concerns and other markets in energy, as well as crops, rebounded from a broad decline in the previous session. Metals ended ... Oil jumps above $92 a barrel as Syria conflict, North Sea shutdowns raise ... OIL FUTURES: Crude Higher On Syria Worries, Low North Sea Flow Oil rises as Turkey-Syria tensions offset growth worry |
euronews | Syria pounds rebels trying to seize strategic city Los Angeles Times BEIRUT — As Turkey sought to increase its military presence along its border with Syria, opposition fighters in Syria were waging an offensive Tuesday to seize a strategic city in Idlib province. The offensive led to some of the most intense ... Syria crisis: bombs hit security complex - Tuesday 9 October 2012 |
RT | US Military Sent to Jordan on Syria Crisis New York Times WASHINGTON — The United States military has secretly sent a task force of more than 150 planners and other specialists to Jordan to help the armed forces there handle a flood of Syrian refugees, prepare for the possibility that Syria will lose control ... UNICEF says agrees with Syria to expand relief efforts |
Telegraph.co.uk | Romney is right on Syria The Hill (blog) Mitt Romney's foreign policy speech on Monday highlighted President Obama's biggest foreign policy test and failure: Syria. I've been speculating that President Obama's decision to ignore the Syrian genocide might cost him the White House. Yesterday ... Romney: US Must Help Oust Syrian President Bashar Assad |
NDTV | Newly re-elected Hugo Chavez says Venezuela will keep supporting Syria's ... Washington Post CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Tuesday that he will keep supporting Syria's leader and called for the U.S. to rethink its stance toward the war-shattered nation. Chavez likened the violence in Syria to the fighting in Libya ... Chavez says Venezuela will keep supporting Syria's government Venezuela's Chávez talks about Gadhafi, Syria and US politics |
In Syria's destruction, there is much to mourn Washington Post ALEPPO, Syria. In March 2011, as she had done every Friday afternoon for years, Jenny Poche Marrache held court at her 16th-century compound in the heart of Aleppo's sprawling ancient market. Wearing a fur-lined leather coat to ward off the spring ... |