Ahram Online | Syria expels diplomats but allows more humanitarian aid Los Angeles Times Syria President Bashar Assad retaliates for diplomatic expulsions but consents to demands for greater access for humanitarian aid. Syrian rebels are seen in a vehicle in Kfar Nebel in Idlib province. President Bashar Assad has agreed to grant ... Syria to allow in aid agencies World urges support to Annan plan amid persistent violence in Syria On Syria, Arab League No Longer to Meet UN SC, ICP Learns, Why? |
Voice of America | New Syria Clashes, Government Expels Envoys Voice of America This citizen journalism image provided by Edlib News Network (ENN), purports to show Syrian rebels gathered on their vehicle in the northern town of Kfar Nebel, in Idlib province, Syria, June 5, 2012. This citizen journalism image provided by Edlib ... Syria expels US, European diplomats Nearly 80 Syria soldiers killed in a few days Heavy fighting erupts in Syria's Latakia province |
BBC News | Syria bars 17 Western diplomats San Jose Mercury News By J. David Goodman and Nick Cumming-Bruce Syria's Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that more than a dozen Western ambassadors and envoys were no longer welcome, a response to the coordinated expulsion last week of Syrian diplomats from the United States ... Syria declares Western ambassadors unwelcome Syria hits back on diplomats, but allows humanitarian access Syria bars diplomats, gunships in action |
The Associated Press | Syria agrees to aid agencies in 4 areas CBS News (AP) GENEVA - Syria has agreed to allow humanitarian workers and supplies into four of its provinces hit hardest by violence, a promise of some relief in a nation where 1 million people need aid urgently due to the fighting, officials said Tuesday. UN: Syria permits aid workers to enter 4 provinces UN, Syria sign aid agreement but access key Syria permits aid workers to enter 4 provinces |
Voice of America | Analysts Discuss Russia's Role in Syria Voice of America There are concerns in the international community that diplomatic efforts to stop the violence in Syria are failing and that the situation could spiral into all-out civil war, with consequences throughout the region. Former UN Secretary-General Kofi ... Annan's new road map for peace in Syria Analysis: Paralyzed world clings to Annan's failing Syria plan Russia-China Partnership: Syria, Iran To Be Discussed During Putin's Visit To ... |
BBC News | Brazil's Odebrecht sues Florida over Cuba, Syria law Reuters By Kevin Gray | MIAMI (Reuters) - The US subsidiary of Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht has filed a lawsuit challenging a recently signed Florida law barring local governments from hiring companies that do business in Cuba or Syria. Company suing Florida over Cuba, Syria ties law Odebrecht sues Florida for barring business with Cuba and Syria |
AFP | What to do in Syria? Washington Post (blog) But he's making a lot more sense than some on the right who don't think Syria or Syrians are worth lifting a finger to spare from years of bloodshed. (Henry Kissinger's missive was comically obtuse. Intervening in Syria would cause international unrest ... A Democrat wants free Syria PM: Iran giving Assad 'personnel' to kill his own people |
Jordan arrests alleged 2 militants going to Syria Boston.com AMMAN, Jordan—Jordanian police have arrested two alleged militants on their way to Syria to fight against President Bashar Assad, security and Islamist officials said Tuesday. It is the first time that Jordan has publicly stated that its own militants ... |
Rare inside view of four days of Syria fighting Kansas City Star By AUSTIN TICE KAFER ZAITA, Syria -- For four days, Syrian army units and armed rebels of the Free Syrian Army fought for control of this town in a battle that demonstrated the strengths and weaknesses of both sides. In the end, the rebels abandoned ... |
Voice of America | Analysts: In Syria, Few Arab Spring Lessons Apply Voice of America What does this all mean in terms of resolving the violence in Syria after its Arab Spring uprising? Likely not much, analysts say. Nadim Shehadi of London-based Chatham House says the history of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, like Libya's Gadhafi, ... Letters: What's going on in Syria? |