BBC News | Syrian Troops Shell Homs After UN Condemnation Voice of America February 17, 2012 Syrian Troops Shell Homs After UN Condemnation VOA News Activists say Syrian troops are shelling rebel-held areas in the central city of Homs, just one day after the United Nations General Assembly condemned the regime for violating ... More protests, attacks in Syria after UN condemnation Syria unrest: China envoy in Damascus talks Momentum Builds for Syria Action Ahead of Tunis Conference |
Sydney Morning Herald | Syria, Al Qaeda, and cognitive dissonance for fans of intervention Christian Science Monitor By Dan Murphy, Staff writer / February 17, 2012 Syrians chant anti-Bashar al-Assad slogans during a protest in front of the Syrian embassy in Amman, Jordan, Friday, Feb. 17. That's hardly surprising. Al Qaeda's ideology leads it to hate all secular ... Peter Goodspeed: Syrian civil war impossible to contain within its borders Al-Qaeda Bid for Role in Syria Cited by Panetta as Concern Syrian conflict attracting foreign fighters, weapons |
New York Times | Reporter's Death Puts Focus on Difficulties of Covering a Secretive Syria New York Times The conflict in Syria has become, for journalists, one of the most difficult and dangerous assignments in many years, with at least five having died while covering the uprising that began there last March. The refusal of the Syrian government, ... New York Times correspondent Shadid dies in Syria New York Times reporter dies in Syria Remembering Anthony Shadid, the former Globe reporter who died in Syria yesterday |
Central Florida News 13 | Wounded Syrian Refugees Flee Dramatic Escalation NPR by AP RAMTHA, Jordan (AP) — Syrian refugees fleeing to Jordan for their lives described a dramatic escalation in violence and a mounting toll of dead and wounded in the southern city of Daraa and the country's battered central region. Syrian refugees describe dramatic escalation, catastrophic wounds Mock Homs at Your Own Risk |
Wall Street Journal | Syria Chaos Pushes Iraqis Back Home Wall Street Journal By SAM DAGHER BAGHDAD—Fleeing sectarian killings, retiree Abu Mohammed left his Baghdad home six years ago with his wife and three adult children—relocating, like hundreds of thousands of other Iraqis, to Syria. A week ago, the 68-year-old refugee ... |
Al-Arabiya | Arab states "want Syrian opposition to unite" Malaysia Star By Lin Noueihed TUNIS (Reuters) - Arab countries will encourage the Syrian opposition to unite before they formally recognise them as a government-in-waiting, the foreign minister of Tunisia, which is hosting a meeting on Syria next week, ... Syria opposition's SNC seeks backers but lacks leaders Syria's Next Leader: Will He Come From The SNC Or Militias? – OpEd Reconfiguring Syria amid the carnage |
Computer spyware is newest weapon in Syrian conflict CNN By Ben Brumfield, CNN Syrians demonstrate against the regime after Friday prayers in the north Syrian city of Idlib on February 17. Activists working against the regime now have to worry about malware that can expose their activities. |
Salem-News.Com | US Security Advisor to confer with Israeli over Syria and Iran RT President Obama's National Security Advisor is heading to Israel to discuss the increasingly volatile situation in Syria and escalating tensions with Iran. The visit is part of the US' “unshakeable commitment to Israel's security,” according to a White ... Top Obama aide heads to Israel for talks on Iran, Syria Syria, on the Road to Iran Remarks by Secretary of State Clinton With European Union High Representative ... |
The Guardian | Syria, Libya and Middle East unrest – Friday 17 February The Guardian Ammar Abdulhamid's Syrian Revolution Digest puts yesterday's death toll at 70, "including 19 political detainees who were executed by loyalist militias along the Ariha-Jisr Ashoughour Highway in Idlib province". The Guardian is unable to verify these ... UN resolution on Syria will not bring peace, security: Iran envoy China says not yet formally invited to Syria meeting 'China veto on Syria was gesture to Russia' |
Salma Sings For Syria New Haven Independent by Thomas MacMillan | Feb 17, 2012 5:54 pm When Ibrahim Qashoush sang his revolutionary anthem in Syria, his throat was cut out and he was dumped in a river. His voice lived on Friday in 16-year-old Salma Almidani, who took up the song on the New Haven ... |