A Damascene Morning: The Hustle of Life in Death
Al-Hayat (London-based Saudi newspaper)
March 6, 2014
The market offers revealing insights into life lived under war
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The market offers revealing insights into life lived under war
Malas was arrested at the Syrian-Lebanese border on his way to Geneva
Syrian merchants are having to exchange goods instead of receiving cash for exports
The decision was made in response to a request by Khatib
The regime leased the most important productive sector, the port of Latakia, to a French company, which led to hundreds of workers losing their jobs
Assad met a delegation from the Jordanian Foreign Affairs Council for Regulating Popular Diplomacy
Activists say more than 350 soldiers have been killed since the major offensive began
ISIS kidnap FSA leader, accused of working for the Sahwa
Rustom Mahmoud writes on the leader of the oldest Syrian Kurdish party
The regime tried so hard to secure these truces by using any possible means to confuse and mix-up the two concepts of truce and reconciliation
Shaaban says Hamas has abandoned the resistance to side with the Muslim Brotherhood
Palestinian grandmother says she came to Syria with a dream
Damascus has been exposed to major attempts to change its demographic nature according to loyalty standards to Assad
The photograph of Asma al-Asssad at refugee camps appears to be fake
Administrative Court has placed MTN’s assets under preventive custody
The Armenian Power is a Los Angeles street gang, the majority of whose members are Armenians
Hisham Marwa said that the Assad regime is stalling the handover of his chemical weapons
Activists uploaded videos on the Internet showing the destruction of the church due to shelling
Nabil ElArabi has approved the holding the meetings of the Syrian National Coalition in the seat of the Arab League
Opposition figures say the people of Salamiya have had enough
