BBC News | Syria air strikes: David Cameron warns of long campaign BBC News The mission to target so-called Islamic State militants in Syria could take some time and will require persistence, PM David Cameron has said. RAF Tornados conducted air strikes on six targets in Syria, "successfully" attacking an IS-controlled ... First British airstrikes: the view from Syria Britain joins Syria air war; Putin vows more sanctions on Turkey UK airstrikes 'all noise of bombing and propaganda' - Syria minister |
Reuters | Turkey dismisses 'Soviet propaganda', says trying to secure Syria border Reuters ANKARA Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu dismissed Russian allegations that Turkey was buying oil from Islamic State as "Soviet-style propaganda" on Thursday and said the NATO member was doing all it could to secure its border with Syria. How Russia is smashing the Turkish game in Syria Top US Diplomat: Political Solution to Syrian Civil War … Putin: Turkey 'will regret' downing Russian bomber in Syria |
Telegraph.co.uk | It's 'happy holidays in Syria' according to the Assad regime Telegraph.co.uk And yet tourism activity - both by nationals and foreign visitors - exists still in Syria. A new airline, Fly Damas, was this week due to start services between Damascus and cities in the Middle East including Baghdad, Beirut and Amman. A tour operator ... |
The Week UK | Russia warns Turkey it 'will regret' downing jet near Syria border The Week UK Following the downing of the plane near the Syrian border, Moscow has banned the import of certain Turkish goods, imposed travel restrictions on Russians travelling to Turkey and planned to stop some Turkish companies doing business in Russia. |
BBC News | Eight things people get wrong about Syria and air strikes BBC News Over the last 24 hours you have been hearing lots of views about the air strikes in Syria. You have been told what they will and won't achieve in the fight against so-called Islamic State (IS). And you've been sending Newsbeat your questions about the ... US to Boost Operations in Iraq, Syria to Fight ISIS Is a Syrian settlement possible? Syria airstrikes: everything you need to know |
Financial Times | How history echoes Syria's unholy war Financial Times The fighting, bloodier than any previously seen, ended when raison d'état triumphed over theology. The Peace of Westphalia in 1648 marked the end of Europe's great wars of religion. This should tell us something about the present conflict in Syria. |
To Crush ISIS, John Kerry Urges Deft Removal of Syria's Assad New York Times NICOSIA, Cyprus — Secretary of State John Kerry said Thursday he believes that if an agreement can be reached to ease President Bashar al-Assad of Syria from power, a coalition of Americans, Russians and Syrian forces could wipe out the Islamic State ... |
Yahoo News | Russia equips central Syria airport as new base for raids Yahoo News Beirut (AFP) - Russia is reinforcing a military airport in central Syria as a new base for its warplanes as government forces edge closer to Palmyra, a military source and monitoring group said Thursday. |
BBC News | Syria humanitarian crisis 'deteriorating as winter sets in' BBC News The catastrophic humanitarian situation in Syria is deteriorating day by day as winter approaches, the International Committee of the Red Cross has warned. Hundreds of thousands of people are trying to survive with almost no shelter, food or medical ... |
The Guardian | Smashing Syria: Benn's new nightmare The Guardian The Breezeblock Camelot. Normal, Jim, but not as we know it. Maybe Benn's compelling closing speech during Wednesday night's debate on launching airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Syria, had just been a 15-minute aberration in an otherwise ... Hilary Benn argued against bombing Syria in an interview two weeks before ... Hilary Benn is hit by Left's poison after Syria speech Why the Syria vote means Labour's problems are about to get worse |