The Associated Press | As Syria writhes, divided powers meet in Geneva Reuters GENEVA (Reuters) - Foreign ministers of world powers gather in Geneva on Saturday to try and forge a common strategy to end the bloodshed in Syria, but differences between Russia and the West may thwart. Syrians defiant as world powers plan talks US, Russia discuss Syria ahead of Geneva talks Russia's Syria Policy Planners Look for 'Plan B' |
CBS News | US, Russia fail to bridge gaps on Syria CBS News Both countries could not reach agreement on key elements of U.N. envoy Kofi Annan's proposed plan for a Syrian political transition. Syria conflict: Russia-US still split ahead of talks US, Russia Remain Divided Over Syria US, Russia diplomats can't bridge Syria gaps |
New York Daily News | Syria shelling kills dozens in rebel town Fox News Government troops rained tank and artillery shells down on a rebellious suburb of the Syrian capital of Damascus Friday, killing at least 43 people over two days, opposition groups and activists said. Activists: Dozens killed by Syria shelling Activists: Dozens killed in Syria shelling Syria Crisis: Corpses Line Street In Damascus Suburb Of Douma (WARNING ... |
Syria Conflict Stokes Calls for Global Arms Treaty Voice of America Arms control advocates claim there are more export controls on food than on weapons. |
Telegraph.co.uk | Hamas says operative assassinated in Syria; some members blame Israel Washington Post Palestinian group blames Israel for the killing that comes amid rising tension between Hamas and Syria. Syria: Hamas Member Killed Hamas militant killed in Syria |
Hurriyet Daily News | DISPATCHES FROM THE EDGE; Syria & The Phantom Berkeley Daily Planet It is doubtful that Syria indentified exactly what the Turkish plane was, just that an unidentified warplane, flying low—generally the altitude one takes when trying to avoid radar—was in Syrian airspace. Paranoia? In 2007 Israeli warplanes—US-made ... Too Important to Be Left to the Generals Turkey rotates stringer missiles towards Syria: report |
New York Times | Rebels storm Pro-Assad Syrian TV channel Reuters BEIRUT (Reuters) - Gunmen stormed a pro-government Syrian TV channel headquarters on Wednesday, bombing buildings and shooting dead three employees, state media said, in one of the boldest attacks yet. Official: Syria might have thought downed jet was Israeli Backed by NATO, Turkey Steps Up Warning to Syria Syrian downing of Turkish jet serves as warning |
CBS News | Assad vows Syria will "annihilate terrorists", but Annan "optimistic" ahead of ... CBS News Analysis: In spite of Syrian leader's dire rhetoric, and Russia's refusal to force him from power, Annan is "optimistic" Read more by Tucker Reals on CBS News' World Watch. |
AFP | UN: Human Rights Violations in Syria Escalating Voice of America U.N. investigators say the situation in Syria "is dangerously and quickly deteriorating." They say gross violations of human rights, UN: Violence in Syria worse than before ceasefire Syria government, rebels violate rights: UN Kuwait raps Syria abuse Turkey reinforces border |
BBC News | Lebanon sucked in Syria crisis BBC News Lebanon risks being plunged into sectarian strife by the strains inflicted on its own delicate internal situation by the Syrian crisis, the BBC's Jim Muir reports. |