Al Jazeera America | UN confirms Syria's Assad signed chemical weapons decree Al Jazeera America The United Nations said Thursday that Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has signed a legal document confirming that his government will comply with an international ban on chemical weapons. But the announcement came just hours after U.S. Secretary of ... Syria Takes Steps to Join Weapons Treaty as US-Russian Talks Begin US-Russia talks on Syria chemical arsenal begin on tense note Kerry: High expectations for Syria deal, especially for Russia |
The Guardian | Syria crisis: US welcomes 'significant' Russian proposal on chemical weapons The Guardian Placing its faith in Moscow's leverage over its Syrian ally, the White House urged patience and said it was increasingly confident that its Kremlin partners were acting in good faith by "putting their prestige on the line". "We have seen more co ... Russia Says Enforcing UN Resolution on Syria With Military Action Is Non-Starter Analysis: Putin scores diplomatic win on Syria Putin's Hilarious Hypocrisy About Peace in Syria |
Aljazeera.com | UN report uncovers Syria war crimes Aljazeera.com UN human rights investigators have in their latest report on the Syria conflict accused both sides of committing war crimes. The report accused Syrian government troops of massacaring civilians, bombing hospitals and committing other war crimes in ... Syria conflict: Both sides 'committing war crimes' UN Rights Panel Cites Evidence of War Crimes by Both Sides in Syria 8 massacres by Syria regime and 1 by rebels since April 2012, UN war crimes ... |
AFP | Syria Chemical Weapons Report Likely To Be Published By UN On Monday Huffington Post A report by United Nations inspectors probing an alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria will "probably" be published on Monday, French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said. "It will say that there was a chemical massacre... There will certainly be ... France says West must not be fooled by proposed Syria deal French minister to visit Beijing over Syria |
New York Times | For Turkey's Leader, Syria's War Worsens His Problems at Home New York Times ISTANBUL — Sitting in his son's wedding gown shop in a conservative neighborhood here, Sabah Bakirci heaped praise on Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, with swagger matched only, perhaps, by Mr. Erdogan's own. |
Covering Syria a feat full of risk for reporters USA TODAY Syria has barred most international journalists since the onset in 2011 of the rebel uprising unleashed by the Arab Spring. Journalists without visas have since tried — with limited success — to enter the war-torn country despite the constantly ... |
UN Leader Admits Failure to Halt Syrian Atrocities New York Times Ban Ki-moon, the secretary general of the United Nations, said Wednesday that the organization was responsible for a “collective failure” to halt more than two years of atrocious violence in Syria, and he expressed hope that the crisis over that ... |
Washington Post | Israel divided over best course on Syria Washington Post JERUSALEM — Israel's diplomatic and defense establishment appears to be divided over the best course of action to take on Syria, security analysts and former military commanders here said Thursday. It has been no secret that some of Israel's political ... Pro-Israel Lobby Finds Longtime Supporters Defect On Syria Agreement on Syria Should Be Win for Israel |
Rights group's report offers compelling evidence of Syria chemical attack CBS News On Tuesday, the group Human Rights Watch issued a report that said evidence strongly implies that Syrian government troops' firing of rockets containing a nerve agent into a Damascus suburb on August 21 that the U.S. said killed over 1,400 people. |
Assad: Syria will sign chemical arms treaty USA TODAY Syrian President Bashar Assad said Thursday that Syria will submit data on its chemical weapons stockpile one month after signing a 20-year-old international agreement banning chemical weapons. In Geneva, however, Secretary of State John Kerry said a ... |