Minister says there is overt proof of the relationship between Israel and terrorism groups
Letters to the U.N. say Saudi counter-terror legislation lacks credibility
The ministry is working on the rehabilitation of the touristic treasures in Syria
Rustom Mahmoud writes for The Syrian Observer about Shebal Ibrahim, the ‘Prince of the Youth Movement’ in Qamishli
Activists said the man was accused by the radical group of theft and deliberate murder
ISIS has been attacking the area from three directions: Jarablus to the west, Sarrin to the south, and Tal Abyad to the east
Robertson says the results of the election are well known by all
Sources say 294 prisoners were released, including women and Christian girls
Thousands queue daily to leave Ghouta after the regime opened limited passage
Aid has become the only thing to motivate starving Syrians and Palestinians
Festival aimed to remind people of the great uprising that stood against tyranny
Nikolaos van Dam is the author of The Struggle for Political Power in Syria and former ambassador of the Netherlands to various Middle Eastern countries
Nikolay Kozhanov is Professor of Political Economy at St. Petersbourg University
Raymond Hinnebusch is Director of the Syrian Center for Studies, University of St. Andrews, Scotland; author of “Syria: Revolution from Abov.”
Mohammad Kassem writes for The Syrian Observer on a successful local council experience in Northern syria
ISIS took advantage of the withdrawal of the Ahrar al Sham and Jabhat Al Nusra groups at the end of September 2012 and turned the province’s entire life
Volker Perthes is the executive chairman of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), in Berlin
The Bureau says the normal household census has been postponed
Investment opportunities suggest preparations are underway for the small state
Skaif was killed in regime prisons after several months in detention
