BBC News | Syrian army secures Damascus-Homs motorway BBC News Syrian government forces are reported to have taken control of the motorway linking Damascus with the city of Homs. The road has been closed for several weeks because of heavy fighting with rebels in the Qalamoun mountains, which run along the border ... Syria Chemical Weapons Deadlines May Be Missed Delays Possible in Syria Chemicals Weapons Mission Syrian army retakes road needed to ship out chemical arms |
Daily Beast | How the USA Lost Its Syrian Allies Daily Beast In turn, the Obama administration has begun reaching out to Syrian rebels who espouse an Islamist agenda and draw support from American allies in the region like Saudi Arabia as opposed to the United States directly. Peace talks scheduled for next ... Russia against using force as Syria solution Regime seizes Syria town as conflict passes 1000th day New York Times Finally Sees Jihadist Threat In Syria |
Seeing Syria's Islamist fighters through the eyes of a journalist PBS NewsHour As the civil war has ground on, radicalization among Syrian rebels has grown and foreign jihadist fighters have come across the Arab and Muslim world. Margaret Warner talks to journalist Rania Abouzeid about her insight on various rebel groups and why ... |
RT | New Yorker, Washington Post Passed On Seymour Hersh Syria Report Huffington Post NEW YORK -- Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh accused the Obama administration Sunday of having “cherry-picked intelligence” regarding the Aug. 21 chemical attack in Syria that served as evidence for an argument in favor of striking ... Obama admin 'cherry-picked intelligence' to justify Syria strike Obama aides deny Syria intelligence story Seymour Hersh: Obama administration nearly lied the US into war with Syria |
Sydney Morning Herald | ASIO acting to prevent Australians fighting in Syrian war is not racist Sydney Morning Herald So now it has come to this. The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, headed by David Irvine, has been depicted as ''racist''. Why? Well, because ASIO has acted to prevent young Australian Muslims from travelling to Syria to fight in a civil ... Sydney 'jihadist' defends Syria lectures |
Russian-speaking group offers bulletproof hosting in Syria, Lebanon PCWorld A Russian-speaking group is advertising “bulletproof” hosting for cybercriminals from data centers in Syria and Lebanon, an apparent effort to place new services in locales where Western law enforcement has little influence. The advertisement, for a ... |
Syria's Internet is down again NBCNews.com As Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces claim control of a major highway needed to remove toxic chemicals by the Dec. 31 deadline, the country is experiencing almost complete outages for both Internet and telephone service, tech tracking firms ... |
Al-Arabiya | Syrian Army Captures Town Near Key Highway ABC News Syrian troops captured a western town near the country's main north-south highway on Monday as the government forged ahead with a punishing offensive in a mountainous region near the border with Lebanon, state media said. According to the reports, the ... What to do about Syria Nuns, Missing in Syria, Resurface in Video Fierce clashes in key Syria border town |
News & Observer | Syrian army captures key town News & Observer Volunteers teach coloring and drawing to children who have lost their homes in Syria's civil war at an elementary school that has been turned into a shelter in Damascus, Syria, Thursday, Dec. 5, 2013. Around 44 families live in the school, just one set ... 17 children paralysed by polio in Syria After polio outbreak in Syria, second leg of massive UN vaccination campaign ... Polio vaccination campaign launched in Mideast |
OPCW: Hard to remove all chemical weapons from Syria by December deadline Jerusalem Post OSLO - It will be "difficult" to remove all of Syria's most toxic chemical weapons from the country by a December 31 deadline, Ahmet Uzumcu, the head of the global chemicals weapon watchdog OPCW said on Monday. But the head of the Organization for the ... |