New York Times | Syria Orders More Airstrikes and Calls French Recognition of Rebels 'Immoral' New York Times PARIS — The Syrian authorities on Wednesday ordered airstrikes close to the tense Turkish border for the third consecutive day, and said a French decision to recognize and consider arming a newly formed coalition of Syrian government opponents was an ... Obama offers new Syria coalition praise but not weapons Syrian opposition leader expects more from US Obama's reticence about Syria opposition points to possible issues |
Haaretz | Syrian rebels take villages near Israeli-held area USA TODAY Tensions over the Golan Heights have been renewed as fighting has encroached on the border of the Israel-held territory. Syrian rebel snipers aim at Syrian army positions on the outskirts of Aleppo, Syria, on Wednesday. (Photo: Khalil Hamra, AP) ... Stray shells don't indicate Syria wants conflict with Israel, say defense sources Fighting presses on in Syria Kurds in disputed town on Turkish border ask Syrian rebels to withdraw |
NEWS.com.au | US welcomes Syria opposition, pledges more aid Reuters PERTH, Australia (Reuters) - The United States announced an extra $30 million in aid to those affected by the war in Syria on Wednesday and called the formation of a new opposition coalition an important step that would help Washington better target ... Syria Conflict: US Announces $30 Million Additional Aid Clinton 'backs Australian plan' to protect Syria medics Clinton backs Aust health plan for Syria |
Sky News Australia | SKorea seizes suspect missile cargo for Syria Huffington Post UNITED NATIONS — South Korea has reported the seizure of cargo from a Chinese freighter that can be used to produce ballistic missiles and was reportedly made in North Korea and destined for Syria, U.N. diplomats said Wednesday. The diplomats said ... Suspected North Korea missile parts seized en route to Syria in May N. Korea shipped missile parts to Syria: media UN Diplomats Suspect N. Korea-Syria Arms Connection |
BBC News | Syria conflict: David Cameron to hold security talks BBC News Prime Minister David Cameron is to chair the National Security Council later to discuss the conflict in Syria. Senior UK ministers will consider military, humanitarian and diplomatic options for dealing with the violence and the growing refugee crisis ... |
Ynetnews | Syria war spillover puts Golan back in spotlight gulfnews.com Occupied Jerusalem: For decades, quiet has reigned nearly uninterrupted on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, but now the civil war engulfing Syria has abruptly drawn plateau back into the headlines. In recent days, Israeli occupation troops have ... Report: Rebels seize villages on Israel-Syria Syria Neighbors Drawn Into Conflict Israel Shells Syria and Gaza |
Christian Science Monitor | Obama's post-election Syria policy is unlikely to change, but it should Christian Science Monitor Fears that missteps (really, any steps) would become political fodder for Republicans and the feelings of war-weary voters conspired against a more forceful US strategy for Syria. Skip to next paragraph. Gallery: Monitor Political Cartoons. Related ... Obama on Petraeus, Iran, Syria Iranian deputy FM discusses Syria with foreign ambassadors |
The collateral damage of Syria's explosion The Seattle Times The collateral damage of Syria's explosion. While Libya, Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain and Tunisia implode, writes Thomas L. Friedman, Syria will explode if a political resolution is not found quickly, sending the entire region into chaos. |
New York Times | Along Syrian Border, Lives Defined by War New York Times “Since the beginning of the revolution, I have helped,” said Mr. Helo, a former soldier in the Turkish Army who has relatives in Aleppo, Syria's largest city, and often travels inside Syria to help rebels build explosive devices. Sometimes, he said, he ... |
Press TV | UPDATE 1-Russia's Lavrov in Saudi seeking progress on Syria Reuters Lavrov calls for inclusive Syrian opposition, talks. * Qatari FM says differences remained after talks. * Moscow eyes bigger regional role in Middle East. By Asma Alsharif. RIYADH, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov condemned the ... Russia calls Syria violence outrageous, wants talks Syria's top priority ending crisis, not forming opposition: Russia FM |