CBC.ca | A rare look inside Syria, under Assad's thumb CBS News HOMS, Syria - The deadly violence in Syria has been growing for ten months now. Protesters are demanding the dictator, Bashar al-Assad, go. For 40 years, his family has held Syria in an iron grip, and he is determined to hang on at any price. ... Exclusive: Second Arab monitor may quit Syria over violence As Assad Seeks to Rally, Syria Monitor Sees 'Farce' Syrian president predicts 'triumph' |
The Guardian | Syria opposition, government trade blame for attack that kills French journalist Washington Post BEIRUT — A mortar attack in the restive Syrian city of Homs killed at least eight people Wednesday, including a French cameraman who became the first Western journalist to die in the violence engulfing the country's 10-month-old uprising. ... Syria offers 'deep regret' for French journalist's death French Journalist Killed in Syria as Observer Mission Frays Syria attacks: 'If the regime wanted to prove Homs was safe, it failed ...' |
French journalist killed in Syria (2:39) Washington Post A French cameraman was killed in the Syrian city of Homs. The government and the opposition blamed each other for the deadly attack. (Jan. 11) (/The Associated Press) Correction: Clarification: SuperFan badge holders consistently post smart, ... |
Arab league monitor quits Syria in frustration ABC Online A member of the Arab League team sent to check Syria's compliance with an Arab league peace plan has quit in frustration. Meanwhile, France has demanded the Syrian government investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of a French journalist, ... |
The Guardian | Russian Ship Stopped Carrying Arms Bound For Syria NPR by AP NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — A Russian ship that made an unscheduled stop in Cyprus while carrying tons of arms to Syria was technically violating an EU embargo on such shipments, say Cypriot officials. The vessel, however, was allowed to continue its ... Cyprus stops Syria-bound Russian ammunition ship Cyprus releases Russian Syria-bound 'ammunition' ship Suspected Syria munitions boat to leave Cyprus |
Wall Street Journal | Syria's Assad vows “iron fist”, mocks Arab League Stabroek News By Stabroek staff | 0 Comments | World News | Wednesday, January 11, 2012 BEIRUT, (Reuters) – Syrian President Bashar al-Assad vowed yesterday to strike “terrorists” with an iron fist and derided Arab League efforts to halt violence in a 10-month-old ... Syrian Leader Vows 'Iron Fist' Embattled Syrian president says victory is near Syria's Assad vows 'iron fist' against opposition |
Newsday | French journalist killed in Syria on official trip Newsday Click here French journalist killed in Syria on official trip Originally published: January 11, 2012 3:59 AM Updated: January 11, 2012 5:07 PM By The Associated Press ELIZABETH A. KENNEDY (Associated Press), GREG KELLER (Associated Press) (AP) -- A ... |
Inner City Press | Algeria aide says Syria has made effort on crisis Reuters Africa By Patrick Worsnip UNITED NATIONS, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Algeria's foreign minister said on Wednesday Syria's government had taken steps to defuse the crisis in the country and that it was the taking up of arms by the opposition that threatened wider ... Arab League mission in Syria faces challenges from both parties to conflict ... On Syria, Medelci Calls Anwar Malik Just One Algerian, W. Sahara a Colonial Issue AL Asks Algeria to Send More Monitors to Syria |
Haaretz | Iran, Syria and beyond Hurriyet Daily News (press release) For example, Turkey's policy toward Syria is enough to make Iran unhappy. Turkey's decisive role in political developments in Syria continues as the US and Britain supported activity. In the end, Iran is about to lose its greatest ally in the region. ... Turkey seizes alleged Iranian arms shipment to Syria Syria: Turkey seizes 'Iranian trucks carry arms to Syria' LEAD: Turkey seizes Iranian trucks allegedly shipping arms to Syria |
Syrians face more economic hardship as unrest spreads Reuters I am now so afraid every day this crisis continues with no light at the end of the tunnel," said Zaitoun, 44 , speaking at his office in the Syrian capital's Seven Lakes commercial district. Zaitoun's 14-year old son Abdullah, who attends an elite ... |