The Guardian | Britain Investigates Reports of Citizens' Deaths in Syria New York Times LONDON — Amid growing evidence that dozens of Americans have traveled or sought to travel to Syria to join rebel forces, the British Foreign Office said on Thursday that it was investigating reports that several Britons had died there while fighting ... Young, angry Brits: Syria fighters who 'could attack west' US officials warn of insurgents streaming into Syria Up to 20 Britons 'killed fighting in Syria' |
New Yorker (blog) | Lebanon and the Long Reach of Syria's Conflict New Yorker (blog) The best bet is that the attack was carried out by a group close to the Syrian rebels, who are trying to topple the government of Bashar al-Assad. In the two and a half years since the rebellion began, the war in Syria has become an almost entirely ... Will Syria's civil war spread to Lebanon? The case for 'no' Syria's war spreads to Lebanon with attack on Iranian embassy Iran's role in Syria provoked Beirut attack: March 14 |
Christian Science Monitor | US Says Dozens of Americans Have Sought to Join Rebels in Syria New York Times WASHINGTON — Dozens of Americans have traveled or tried to travel to Syria to fight with the rebels against the government of President Bashar al-Assad since 2011, American intelligence officials said Wednesday. The more extreme rebels seem to be inexorably on the rise Syria's Assad accused of starving civilians Jihadi groups 'devour' Syria's revolutionary children |
CTV News | APNewsBreak: Companies May Help Destroy Syria Arms ABC News The global chemical weapons watchdog is inviting private companies to bid to get involved in destroying Syria's stockpile of toxic agents and precursor chemicals. The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is posting a request for ... Companies, port sought to destroy Syria poisons Private companies may help destroy Syria arms Watchdog inviting private companies to destroy some of Syria's chemical weapons |
Washington Post | Roadside bomb in south Syria wounds 2 Jordanian writers who met with ... Washington Post DAMASCUS, Syria — A bomb exploded Thursday near a bus carrying a group of Jordanian writers who met with senior Syrian government leaders on an official visit, wounding five of them, one of the delegates said. The Syrian state news agency SANA said ... Suicide Bombs Hit Syria Troops North of Damascus Syria troops seize strategic town of Qara 2 car bombs hit Syria troops near Lebanon |
Syria Roadside Bomb Wounds 2 Jordanian Writers ABC News A bomb exploded Thursday near a bus carrying a group of Jordanian writers who met with senior Syrian government leaders on an official visit, wounding five of them, one of the delegates said. The Syrian state news agency SANA said two Jordanians were ... |
BBC News | 30 seconds over Syria: Iran talks must be expanded BBC News Syria is a proxy battleground between Iran, Hezbollah and Russia on one side and the Persian Gulf monarchies, the US and the West on the other. While it is too early to envision how a nuclear agreement could transform the relationship between the US ... Netanyahu to Putin: Resolve Iran like you did Syria From Iran to Syria: diplomacy, not war, can bear fruit Iran's nuclear issue should be solved the same way as chemical weapons issue ... |
The Daily Star | Lebanon the next battleground for Syria's war The Australian AS new details emerged about twin suicide bombings near the Iranian embassy in Beirut, Lebanese officials described an outburst of violence that reveals the resurgence of al-Qa'ida-inspired groups in the country as a toxic byproduct of the Syrian war. Syria's civil war may be spreading beyond its borders Hezbollah Suffers Syria Blowback in Beirut Bombings Sleiman calls for immediate withdrawal from Syria |
Young Palestinian Refugees Join Jihadists Fighting in Syria Wall Street Journal The growing hold of the jihadists is evident on the street at the camp's entrance, lined with flags of al Qaeda-linked groups that operate in Lebanon or Syria. Homes on Tawareq Street are pockmarked by bullets and rocket-propelled grenades—scars of ... |
Washington Post | EU President Van Rompuy says no military solution to conflict in Syria Washington Post BEIJING — The conflict in Syria cannot be resolved by military means and the EU is working hard to bring about a negotiated political solution, EU President Herman Van Rompuy said Thursday. Van Rompuy spoke following an EU-China summit in Beijing at ... No military solution to Syrian crisis: EU's Rompuy |