Christian Science Monitor | Let's keep Syria's blood off America's hands: Column USA TODAY The Senate and House Intelligence committees' about-facedecision this week to arm the rebelsin Syria is dangerous and disconcerting. The weapons will assuredly end up in the wrong hands and will only escalate the slaughter in Syria. Regardless of the ... What's going on in Syria? A stepped-back look. US military intervention in Syria would create 'unintended consequences' Syrian rebels to start receiving US weapons amid anxiety from Congress |
ABC News | Syria: Chemical Arms Experts Arrive New York Times Two United Nations officials arrived in Syria on Wednesday to discuss the scope of an inquiry into the suspected use of chemical weapons in the war. The officials, Angela Kane, the high representative for disarmament affairs, and Ake Sellstrom, a ... UN Chemical Weapons Experts in Syria UN chemical arms investigator arrives in Syria to seek access UN Chemical Weapons Experts Arrive in Syria |
Yahoo! News | France working on humanitarian access in Syria, pushing for UN resolution ... Fox News PARIS – France pushed Wednesday for humanitarian corridors in Syria, with a bid that is very unlikely to win U.N. Security Council backing but is part of a diplomatic effort to pressure Russia. French President Francois Hollande met Wednesday in Paris ... France working on humanitarian access in Syria Syria opposition gets UN meeting, rebel chief won't attend Syria opposition chief seeks French military aid, political support |
Aljazeera.com | Red Cross: Syria regime blocking aid to Homs Aljazeera.com Syrian authorities are blocking access to the old city of Homs, where trapped civilians are in dire need of food and medical supplies, the Red Cross said. The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), in a statement issued on Wednesday, warned ... ICRC condemns Syria aid blockades Syria: Civilians in besieged areas in urgent need of relief |
BBC News | Syria opposition wants Hezbollah leaders to stand trial, reflecting growing divide Washington Post “We call for Hezbollah leaders to be put on trial for the terrorist crimes they committed on Syrian territory,” a statement issued by the Western-backed Syrian National Coalition, Syria's main opposition group, said Tuesday. The European Union placed ... Syria conflict in stalemate, David Cameron says Syria rebels claim an increasingly rare victory near Aleppo, but take heavy ... Syria opposition hails EU's blacklisting Hezbollah |
The Guardian | Syria's exodus: a refugee crisis for the world The Guardian With no end to the war in sight, the flight of nearly 2 million people from Syria over the past two years is showing every sign of becoming a permanent population shift, like the Palestinian crises of 1948 and 1967, with grave implications for ... Syria: UN child specialists warn of new 'lost generation' amid crisis No relief for Syria As the House and Senate approve arms shipments to Syria, the humanitarian ... |
New Qatar ruler will keep backing Syria opposition: rebel envoy Reuters DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar's new emir will keep helping Syrian rebels until President Bashar al-Assad's rule ends, Syria's opposition envoy to Doha said on Wednesday, seeking to dampen speculation the rich Gulf state had scaled back its role in supporting ... |
ProPublica | Syria's Jihadi Migration Emerges as Top Terror Threat in Europe, Beyond ProPublica “The global jihad has prioritized the Syrian conflict as its principal front,” said a top Spanish intelligence official who requested anonymity because of the continuing investigation. “And it has directed its subsidiaries to move combatants to the zone. |
White House: Syria's Assad is 'one of the worst tyrants' of modern era NBCNews.com (blog) Syrian President Bashar Assad will be remembered as “one of the worst tyrants of his era,” the White House said Tuesday. White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said that the United States and other allies would continue to support the opposition to ... |
In Syria, Dire Need for Humanitarian Help Exacerbated by Delivery Difficulties PBS NewsHour Secretary of State John Kerry met with international humanitarian aid officials to discuss the difficulties of trying to protect and assist the millions of people displaced by the Syrian war. Margaret Warner talks to Assistant Secretary of State Anne ... |