BBC News | Syria conflict: Opposition in London talks with UK BBC News Syrian opposition leaders are due in London for talks later with the UK's Foreign Secretary William Hague. Britain will urge the newly formed coalition to put forward a clear plan for political transition in Syria. In return, the UK government is ... Turks Grant Recognition to Coalition of Syrians Syria: Enforce a No-Fly Zone Syria Orders More Airstrikes and Calls French Recognition of Rebels 'Immoral' |
Kansas City Star | Rebels capture Ras al Ayn, 1st town to fall in Syria's Kurdish region Kansas City Star RAS AL AYN, Syria -- Rebels who are fighting the Syrian government took control of a fourth border crossing with Turkey after killing or capturing the remaining government soldiers in the city of Ras al Ayn on Wednesday evening. On Thursday, there were ... Errant bullet from Syria strikes Israeli side of border, wounds IDF soldier Syrian rebels take villages near Israel-held area Syria gunfire hits Golan Heights |
Middle East Online | Despite Political Divides, Syria's Kurds Want Autonomy Voice of America The conflict in Syria has brought a measure of self-rule to one of Syria's marginalized minorities, the Kurds, and especially in Afrin - which means "fruitful creation" or "blessing" in Kurdish. Kurdish Areas of Turkey, Iran, Syria and Iraq. x. Kurdish ... Kurds wrest control of another town in Syria Kurds in disputed town on Turkish border ask Syrian rebels to withdraw |
Analysis: Syria visit may have been a diversion Jerusalem Post Israel's leaders were literally looking in the opposite direction, and making sure everyone knew it, just before catching Hamas's top commander in the Gaza Strip off-guard in an air strike that killed him. In what now appears to have been a ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | Syria military action on table as defence chief attacks Army cuts Telegraph.co.uk The Prime Minister is chairing a meeting of the National Security Council on military, humanitarian and diplomatic options for tackling the bloodshed and refugee crisis in Syria. The discussion is expected to consider implementing a no-fly zone ... |
BBC News | Syria 'Terrorism Suspect' To Appear In Court Sky News The police spokesman said: "Officers from Metropolitan Police's Counter Terrorism Command have tonight, 15 November, charged a second man in connection with an investigation into travel to Syria in support of alleged terrorist activity. "Jubayer ... UK police charge 2nd man with taking Western journalists hostage in Syria Man charged in UK over Syria kidnap Second UK man charged over kidnapping in Syria |
The Associated Press | Turkey prepared to retaliate against border attacks by Syria Sydney Morning Herald CAIRO: Turkey has begun evacuating villages close to its border with Syria and scrambled its air force as the Assad regime bombarded rebel positions close to the frontier fence. At least 1000 people fled villages near the border town of Ceylanpinar ... Turkey, Israel Warn Syria Against Violations of Territory Turkey warns Syria against violating airspace, evacuates villages as Syrian ... France recognizes new Syria group, 1st in West |
Pentagon sees seizing Syria chemical arms as vast task San Jose Mercury News WASHINGTON -- The Pentagon has told the Obama administration that any military effort to seize Syria's stockpiles of chemical weapons would require upward of 75,000 troops, amid increasing concern that the militant group Hezbollah has set up small ... |
Telegraph.co.uk | Analysis: Why Britain could intervene in Syria Telegraph.co.uk With winter rapidly approaching, tens of thousands of Syrian refugees are now camped on the Turkish border without adequate shelter, sanitation and food, and aid agencies are warning there could be a humanitarian disaster unless action is taken to halt ... Syria ignored Canadian sanctions |
The Nation. (blog) | Obama on Petraeus, Iran and Syria The Nation. (blog) On foreign policy and national security, President Obama's first news conference knocked down conspiracy theories and scandal-mongering over the David Petraeus affair, raised a glimmer of hope on talks with Iran, and—thankfully—refused, so far at ... |