USA TODAY | Russia offers more aid for Syria's Assad, could worsen Europe's migrant crisis USA TODAY Lavrov said Russian military personnel have been in Syria “for many years," to train and support forces loyal to President Bashar Assad in the country's four-year civil war. Russia will consider additional steps “exclusively at the request and with the ... Israel adds voice to concerns over Russia's role in Syria Russian troops reportedly join Syria fight, 'prop up' Assad Analysis: Why Is Russia So Interested in Syria? |
BBC News | US official: 'IS making and using chemical weapons in Iraq and Syria' BBC News There is a growing belief within the US government that the Islamic State militant group is making and using crude chemical weapons in Iraq and Syria, a US official has told the BBC. The US has identified at least four occasions on both sides of the ... Russia: Approval Coming on New Body to Probe Syria Attacks UN security council is failing Syria, Ban Ki-moon admits |
The Guardian | Syria's exodus isn't a European problem. It's the whole world's The Guardian That's why looking at the refugee crisis as a European problem is insufficient. Labelling it as a European issue is only a half-truth. Syria's refugee phenomenon has taken on such a scale that it should be approached as global issue. Addressing it ... US to take at least 10000 more Syrian refugees Obama Seeks Admission for 10000 More Syrian Refugees The US Response to Syria's Refugee Crisis |
New York Times | Obama Directs Administration to Accept 10000 Syrian Refugees New York Times WASHINGTON — President Obama, under increasing pressure to demonstrate that the United States is joining European nations in the effort to resettle Syrian refugees, has told his administration to take in at least 10,000 displaced Syrians over the next ... Syria's Neighbors, Strained by Influx of Refugees, Pare Support President Obama directs administration to accept at least 10000 Syrian ... Obama planning to admit 10K Syrian refugees |
NBCNews.com | Intelligence Chief: Iraq and Syria May Not Survive as States NBCNews.com WASHINGTON — Iraq and Syria may have been permanently torn asunder by war and sectarian tensions, the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency said Thursday in a frank assessment that is at odds with Obama administration policy. "I'm having a tough ... |
ABC Online | Syria conflict: NATO, US warn Russia against increased military presence in Syria ABC Online NATO and the US have warned Russia against building up its military presence in Syria after reports Russian ground troops have been involved in fighting there. NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said any increase in Russian support for the embattled Syrian ... |
BBC News | Syria's Armenians look to ancient homeland for safety BBC News As Europe's refugee crisis unfolds, Armenia says it has hosted thousands of Syrians, particularly those from the Christian-Armenian community. Since the start of the conflict, at least 15,000 Syrians have found refuge in Armenia, according to UNHCR ... |
The Guardian | Should the UK bomb Syria? If we want to make things far worse for everyone The Guardian Third, the main beneficiary will be Bashar al-Assad (two years ago, of course, it was his regime that was the intended target when last the bombing of Syria was on the agenda): he will be able to use wider western involvement in an air campaign against ... Cameron faces questions over UK drone strike in Syria David Cameron defends UK's Syria refugee offer Britain Leans Toward Participating in Airstrikes on Syria |
The Guardian | No 10 plans limited Syria strikes and push for transition of power The Guardian Downing Street is drawing up a new strategy for Syria that would involve limited military strikes against the “controlling brains” of the Islamic State and a renewed diplomatic push that could see Bashar al-Assad remain president for a transitional ... |
The Guardian | London's conflict cafe serves up Syria on a plate The Guardian Chef Haitham Yassin usually cooks Syrian food at the Ayam Zaman restaurant in Shepherd's Bush, west London. But on Wednesday night he was serving Damascene dishes at a popup restaurant in a railway arch under Waterloo station, with trains rumbling ... |