BBC News | Syria UN envoy warns country could turn into Somalia as world struggles for ... Fox News Battles between regime forces and Syrian rebels left more than 140 people dead across Syria on Tuesday, while the brother of Syria's parliament speaker was gunned down in Damascus — the latest victim of a wave of assassinations targeting high-ranking ... Syria crisis: Damascus hit by deadly blasts Wave of bombings, killings goes on in Syria Syria: bombs explode across Damascus |
Christian Science Monitor | Britain to reach out to Syrian opposition Christian Science Monitor An aide to Cameron said the move was intended to help unite the opposition and also was an acknowledgement that a protracted conflict had taken hold in Syria. However, British officials will not be giving military guidance. Sunni and Shiite Islam: Do ... Syrian defector says most bomber pilots grounded Syria crisis: UK to open talks with opposition militants David Cameron: Safe passage for Syria's Assad acceptable |
NPR (blog) | UN Envoy - Syria Could Be The Next Somalia NPR (blog) A rebel fighter raises his weapon after firing a missile Sunday toward Syrian government troops in the northern city of Aleppo. Syria's largest city has been the scene of heavy fighting for the past three months. Both sides control part of the city ... Syria could turn into a new Somalia - UN's Brahimi Syria Government Uses Cluster Bombs Against Civilians: UN Peace mediator seeks stepped-up Russian role on Syria: envoys |
Haaretz | UN flays Syria war spillover The Nation UNITED NATIONS - The United Nations on Tuesday condemned fighting by Syrian forces close to a Golan Heights ceasefire line with Israel as a new threat to stability in the region. Israel demanded action by the UN Security Council after one of its ... Israeli firefighters contain blaze near Syria border Israel: Stray Syria shot sparks Golan Heights fire Israeli Government threatens military intervention to Syria |
Middle East Voices | Syria opposition group pushes back against critics Seattle Post Intelligencer DOHA, Qatar (AP) — The head of Syria's main opposition group warned Tuesday that forces trying to undermine his Syrian National Council are inadvertently prolonging the rule of President Bashar Assad. Abdelbaset Sieda spoke at an SNC convention in ... Syria's main opposition group broadens base Syria opposition agrees to expand membership INSIGHT: Election Won't Alter US Course in Syria |
The Daily Star | Syrian Kurds residing in Iraq long for a solution The Daily Star Long-oppressed, Syria's Kurds see the conflict ravaging their country as an opportunity to win the kind of liberty enjoyed by their ethnic kin in Iraq who live autonomously from the federal capital in Baghdad. The war between forces loyal to President ... Syria's Kurds: Civil Wars Within a Civil War |
Business Recorder (blog) | Russian FM says Syria rebels have 50 Stingers Business Recorder (blog) Lavrov also stressed after his meeting in the Jordanian capital with Syria's defected former prime minister Riad Hijab that he planned to work with opposition groups to help end the conflict that has ravaged Syria for more than 19 months. "Russia knows ... Russia urges Syria opposition to drop demand for Assad to quit Russia urges Syria dissident to talk peace Syria Pledges No Use of Chemical Weapons - Russia |
Syria Car Bomb Rocks Damascus, Many Casualties Reported Huffington Post In this Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012, photo, Syrians rescue people from under the rubble of a destroyed building that was attacked by a Syrian force airstrike, at Kfar Nebel town, in Idlib province, northern Syria. (AP Photo/Idlib News Network ENN) ... |
Christian Science Monitor | From a distance, Syria 'feels' like Iraq in 2004 Christian Science Monitor Well, from a distance (I have not covered the war in Syria on the ground), Syria now "feels" a lot like Iraq did then. In the past two days or so, there was a suicide bombing in Hama province that was claimed by the Sunni Jihadi group Jabhat al-Nusra ... Syria the jihadist paradise? |
Syria's artists flee war-torn country, but they dream and paint of home Washington Post He noticed that some of his fellow artists began to incorporate the conflict into their work, capturing the chaos and bloodshed that became routine. Shaabi, 26, tried to paint the opposite, using bright colors and abstract shapes to convey a sense of hope. |