ABC News | US Citizen Is Picked as Syria Opposition's Prime Minister New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syria's main exile opposition coalition elected a naturalized Syrian-born American citizen early Tuesday to be the first prime minister of an interim Syrian government, charged with funneling aid to rebels inside Syria and offering ... Does Obama have a plan for Syria? Top general urges caution on Syria options, rebels Syria's first lady makes rare appearance |
Wall Street Journal | Syria Strife Spills Over Into Lebanon Wall Street Journal Two U.S.-educated Syrians emerged as leading candidates to become prime minister of an interim government, as the Syrian government shelled targets in Lebanon in what the U.S. called a "significant escalation" of the war. Nour Malas reports. Photo ... Reports of Syrian jet fire into Lebanon called 'significant escalation' Syria air raid on Lebanon 'unacceptable,' US says Syria fires rockets into Lebanon as coalition seeks first leader |
Syria Warplanes Hit Lebanon for First Time New York Times BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian warplanes attacked targets inside eastern Lebanon on Monday, the official Lebanese National News Agency reported. It appeared to be the first time since the Syrian conflict began two years ago that the military had used its ... |
Surrounded by children, Syria's first lady makes rare appearance CNN (CNN) -- The controversial wife of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad made a rare public appearance over the weekend at the Damascus Opera House. Asma al-Assad attended an event Saturday called "Mother's Rally," according to a single statement on her ... |
Syria is not our fight Washington Post The Post [“Syria's bloody anniversary,” editorial, March 15] and Rep. Mike Rogers [“A red line we can't let Assad cross,” op-ed, March 16] have both urged increased U.S. military action to help halt the carnage in Syria. Are we not doing enough? Are we ... Ashton cautious on lifting Syria arms embargo EU fails to speak with one voice on Syria |
Syria opposition moves to set up rival government; US won't stop others from ... Washington Post ISTANBUL — Ending Syria's civil war through negotiations seemed an even more remote prospect Monday, as the main opposition group tried to set up a rival government to President Bashar Assad's regime and the U.S. said it won't stop allies from arming ... |
The Daily Star | Ankhar Kochneva, Ukranian Journalist, Freed After Kidnapping In Syria Huffington Post KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry says a journalist who spent than 150 days in captivity in Syria has returned home. The Ministry said Ankhar Kochneva arrived in Kiev on Sunday and her health is satisfactory. Kochneva, who has ... Fresh out of captivity in Syria, Ukraine journalist plans return Ukrainian journalist returns home after months of captivity in Syria, defends ... |
UPI.com | Weapons movement in Syria an issue as Obama visits Israel CNN (blog) The issue of how to deal with the movement or transfer of sophisticated weapons in Syria to groups such as Hezbollah or al Qaeda will come up in Israeli discussions with U.S. President Barack Obama this week. Israeli officials will not publicly confirm ... Israel may ask Obama to hit Syria missiles 'J'lem to ask Obama to stop Syria arms transfers' Israel Will Press Obama to Attack Syria |
IBTimes.co.uk | The mother from Staten Island, New York, was found slain near the old city ... CNN (blog) Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkish authorities have brought the chief suspect in the murder of an American woman slain in Turkey to Istanbul after he was apprehended at a border crossing between Turkey and Syria on Sunday. The man suspected of killing Sarai ... Official: Man suspected of killing NYC woman in Istanbul caught in Syria with ... Man Arrested in Syria for Killing New York Tourist Sarai Sierra in Istanbul Turkish man charged in NYC woman's death |
Dutch Raise Terror Threat Over Syria Fighters Sky News The Dutch government has raised its terror threat level over fears Dutch citizens are fighting in Syria and returning radicalised. They fear citizens who have been fighting in the war-torn Middle Eastern country will be traumatised and may be more ... |