Philadelphia Inquirer | Syria shows weaknesses of both candidates Philadelphia Inquirer For many months, as Syrian civilians died, the Obama administration tried to promote a peaceful transition from the regime of Bashar al-Assad to an elected Syrian government. It supported former United Nations negotiator Kofi Annan, and urged Moscow to ... France sends aid, cash to rebel-held Syrian cities, source says Cameron and Hollande agree on hastening end of Assad's rule in Syria Aid for Syrian rebels: 'France taking US hitman role' |
ABC News | Jordan feels the strain of Syria refugee influx Los Angeles Times ZAATARI, Jordan — The nearly 25,000 Syrians who have taken refuge here from the war in their homeland live in pervasive frustration: Penned in by a wire fence, many wear surgical masks against the swirling dust as officials scramble to provide enough ... Syrian Troops Take Town on Refugee Flight Route Putin: Moscow Won't Change Position on Syria Turkey accuses Syria of 'state terrorism' |
The Republic | Syria's Rebels Struggle to Tame Assad's Air Power TIME Rebels drove the Syrian army out of the countryside north of Aleppo long ago and claim to control more than two-thirds of Aleppo, Syria's largest city, where they have battled to a standstill the regime forces trying for more than a month to uproot them. Syria's rebels set their sights on regime's air power in struggle for Aleppo ... Syria Crisis: US Border Presence Grows |
Philadelphia Inquirer | Syria today: Iraq denies role in the conflict CNN (CNN) -- Three U.S. lawmakers traveled to Baghdad to meet with Iraqi leaders over the worsening crisis in Syria amid reports that Iraq is allowing Iran to use its airspace to deliver weapons to embattled President Bashar al-Assad's forces. Al-Assad has ... US urges Iraq to inspect Iran supply flights to Syria Standing between Iran and Syria, Iraq faces US pressure to halt arms transfers ... U.S. says Iran is flying arms to Syria over Iraq |
US sends more spies, diplomats to help organize, train and study Syria's rebel ... Washington Post WASHINGTON — The U.S. is ramping up its presence at Syria's Turkish border, sending more spies and diplomats to help advise the rebel forces in their mismatched fight against the better armed Syrian regime, and to watch for possible al-Qaida ... |
Sky News Australia | Syria slams Egyptian leader's speech as interference Reuters BEIRUT, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Syria condemned on Thursday calls by Egypt's president for change in the country, which is battling a 17-month-old uprising against Bashar al-Assad, saying they amounted to blatant interference in its internal affairs. The ... While You Were Out, Syria Caught On Fire Turkey, Egypt issue scathing criticism of Syria, say Assad should go Egypt president to Syria's Assad: Step down before it's too late |
Globe and Mail | West's Syria policy could backfire: Putin TwoCircles.net West's Syria policy could backfire: Putin. Submitted by admin4 on 7 September 2012 - 7:58am. International · Muslim World News. By IANS, By RIA Novosti,. Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned Western powers that their "dangerous" stance ... Russia's Putin defiant on Syria, calls Romney "mistaken" Russia's Putin defiant on Syria, says Romney "mistaken" Putin: Get Gitmo prisoners to fight in Syria - it will make no difference ... |
Signs Syria used cluster bombs - arms monitor group Chicago Tribune LONDON (Reuters) - Syrian government forces have almost certainly used cluster bombs, which kill and maim civilians long after conflicts end, during their crackdown on a 17-month revolt, a disarmament group said on Thursday citing video and ... |
CBS News | Iraq's role in Syria war poses problems for US Utica Observer Dispatch Iraq's acquiescence in possibly allowing Iranian weapons deliveries to the Syrian regime demonstrates Washington's limited influence in postwar Iraq, its inability to halt Syria's 18-month conflict and its continued struggle against Tehran for ... Situation in Syria should end Erdoğan on why no US military intervention in Syria: "maybe it's because of ... No End in Sight in Syrian Conflict |
OregonLive.com | Syria's eerie parallel to 1980s Afghanistan Washington Post The United States and its allies are moving in Syria toward a program of covert support for the rebels that, for better or worse, looks very much like what America and its friends did in Afghanistan in the 1980s. The parallels are spooky. In Syria, as ... In Syria, Allies Stage a Rerun |