Voice of America | Activists Say Hundreds Massacred in Syria's Daraya Voice of America Meanwhile, Syrian Vice President Farouk al-Sharaa appeared in public for the first time in weeks, ending speculation that he had defected from President Bashar al-Assad's embattled government. Syrian Vice President Farouk Al-Sharaa in Damascus, ... 320 found killed in Syria; rebels blame Assad Assad's forces accused of massacre near Syrian capital Evidence mounts of new massacre in Syria |
Bangkok Post | Sharp increase in refugee flows from Syria Washington Post The closure left more than 7,000 refugees stranded in olive groves just inside Syria at the two places where most of the Syrians cross, while Turkish officials look for a way to accommodate them at camps that can't keep pace with the influx. Loading. Syria Conflict: Rebels Set Free One Kidnapped Lebanese Syria refugees stranded at border half-way point Dozens of bodies found in town outside Damascus |
AFP | Egyptian Leader Adds Rivals of West to Syria Plan New York Times Following failed efforts by the Arab League and United Nations to stop Syria's descent into civil war, Mr. Morsi's plan sets a notably assertive and independent course for an Egypt that is still sorting out its own transition. “We are determined to ... Egypt seeks regional meeting over Syria crisis Egypt defends Syria contact group that includes Iran |
New York Daily News | Syrian rebels left lives as butchers, barbers Kansas City Star He said he sold vegetables and worked in a grocery store in this small town in northern Syria before persuading his father to invest in his dream: a barber shop. He worked with a friend and their shop had two chairs, big mirrors, electric clippers and ... Syria's cry, America's cowardice Syria's Sectarian Echoes in Turkey Expanding control, Syrian rebels run prisons |
Mass Burials Held in Damascus Suburb Amid Army Crackdown New York Times Published: August 26, 2012. DARAYA, Syria — Mass burials in this Damascus suburb on Sunday showed the carnage of the past few days in gruesome detail: scores of bodies lined up on top of each other in long thin graves moist with mud. Enlarge This ... |
The Associated Press | Assad slams anti-Syria 'conspiracy' The News International DAMASCUS: Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Sunday the foreign “conspiracy” against his country would be defeated, as his forces were accused of a bloody rampage in a town near Damascus that left hundreds dead. “The Syrian people will not ... Sabers over Syria Paris backs Syria no-fly zone as fighting grows Syrian Forces Are Said to Expand Deadly 'Hit and Run' Efforts in Damascus |
Syrian Forces Kill Hundreds in Attack Near Damascus Businessweek Syrian forces killed 320 people during their assault in Dariya last week, the opposition Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said in a statement. Across the country, Assad's forces killed 440 people Aug. 25, “the largest number of people killed in a ... |
Atlanta Journal Constitution | Syria VP appears in public, ending defection rumor Atlanta Journal Constitution Syrian Vice President Farouk Al-Sharaa, meets with Alaeddin Boroujerdi, not shown, the head of Iran's powerful parliamentary committee on national security and foreign policy ending rumors that Al-Sharaa had defected to Jordan in Damascus, Syria ... Syria VP Al-Sharaa appears in public, ending defection rumor Syria Vice President makes public appearance, ending defection rumors Syria vice president ends defection rumor by appearing in public |
The Atlantic | Iraq seeks to curb frontier spillover from Syria crisis Chicago Tribune BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's military is trying to staunch spillover from Syria's crisis, tightening border controls as its troops exchange fire with gunmen, rockets hit a frontier patrol and Syrian army shells land on an Iraqi border town. Iraq's army ... Can America Help in Syria? Iraq seeks to curb spillover from Syria crisis UK support for military action in Syria is not in America's best interest |
Syrian driver says pro-Assad militia killed Japanese journalist Reuters AZAZ, Syria (Reuters) - The Syrian driver who took Japanese journalist Mika Yamamoto into the wartorn city of Aleppo said she had been shot dead by militiamen loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, after following rebels on a mission to rescue civilians. |