Yahoo! News | More US Support for Syria Rebels Would Hinge on Pledges to Abide by Law New York Times WASHINGTON — President Obama has agreed to additional nonlethal aid for Syria's rebels, according to a senior administration official, but its delivery will hinge in part on pledges by their political leaders to be inclusive, to protect minorities and ... Concrete action call ahead of Syria meeting Opposition hopes Syria Friends set to agree on arming rebels Fierce battles in Syria; US to raise aid to rebels |
Boston bombings may complicate US-Russian diplomacy over Syria Washington Post The possible link between the Boston Marathon bombings and Chechnya's struggle for independence from Russia is likely to harden Russian opposition to any outside intervention in Syria and complicate the question of whether to arm the Syrian rebels. |
Aljazeera.com | Brahimi gives grim report on Syria stalemate Aljazeera.com The joint UN-Arab League envoy to Syria has given the Security Council a grim assessment of the Syrian civil war, saying that Damascus is completely uncooperative in negotiations. "With the Syrians, I got nowhere," Lakhdar Brahimi told reporters on ... Half of Syrian population 'will need aid by end of year' Syria foils infiltration attempt from Lebanon Syria conflict a humanitarian catastrophe - UN |
Syria crisis: UN's aid chief demands cross-border access - Friday 19 April 2013 The Guardian (blog) Internally displaced Syrian children hold empty pots as they line up for food distribution in the Maiber al-Salam refugee camp along the Turkish border in the northern province of Aleppo. UN agencies helping to care for the millions driven from their ... |
Voice of America | UN Official: Will Take Decades to Rebuild Syria - Voice of America Voice of America Ging said the United Nations has reached an impasse with the Syrian government on access for its aid workers to move across lines that are held by opposition fighters. He said the government will not allow them to cross these lines and it is inhibiting ... |
U.S. News & World Report | We Need a Game Changer in Syria U.S. News & World Report Deadlock means more Syrians will die. More than 70,000 have died already in the two-year rebellion against the Assad regime. British Foreign Minister William Hague frankly admitted that the world community has failed and looks set to continue failing. |
Aljazeera.com | UN condemns Syria violence as 'unacceptable' Aljazeera.com The UN Security Council has reached a rare agreement on Syria, an issue that has divided it for two years, calling for an end to the escalating violence and condemning human rights violations by Syrian government forces and rebels. "The escalating ... |
Press TV | Syria Crisis Spills Over -- Jordan Is on target Huffington Post The Kurdish component, with the Iraqi-Turkish dimension of it already a major factor on the ground, as the northeast of Syria is already a virtual autonomous area, mostly out of the reach of the Assad regime. Surely, Lebanon is on the immediate ... Lebanon to complain to AL about Syria militants Palestinian refugees flee Syria for Lebanon It's Time to Act in Syria |
Washington Times | Syria Faces New Claim on Chemical Arms New York Times Britain and France have written separately to Secretary General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations that there is credible information suggesting Syria's government has used chemical weapons in the civil war on multiple occasions since last December, ... Obama's Syria ruse - Washington Post US looks into possible chemical weapons use in Syria Evidence exists that Syria used chemical weapons, Britain and France tell U.N. |
UN News Centre | Syria: Joint UN-Arab League Envoy urges Security Council to act on 'most ... UN News Centre 19 April 2013 – The Joint Special Representative of the United Nations and the League of Arab States on the Syrian crisis, Lakhdar Brahimi, today reiterated his calls for the Security Council to act in Syria which he calls 'the most serious crisis ... Mediator reports to Security Council on Syria Syria mediator Brahimi says not resigning post but considers it daily Syria envoy: I'm not resigning - Arizona Daily Star |