PM's Damascus Visit Highlights Transport
Tishreen (Pro-government Newspaper)
January 23, 2015
Premier al-Halki inspects Damascus transport, markets and fuel stations
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Premier al-Halki inspects Damascus transport, markets and fuel stations
Decree on including Christian theology specialization in curriculum coordination
New decree sets compensation at SYP 4,000 a month for non-state employees
The money is for development and relief projects in “areas liberated by the moderate Syrian opposition,” it said in a statement, including food deliveries, public services and supporting local rebel councils
Following the use of chemical weapons on civilians, the Assad regime turns to napalm
Delays reach five months for the hearing of Mazen Darwish and the detainees of the Syrian Center For Media And Freedom Of Expression
Damascus neighborhoods on high-alert after shabeeha murder restaurant owner over bill
The Front Of Sham Scholars deplores “the heresy of digging graves” following the bombing of al-Imam an-Nawawi’s tomb
Israel committed to perpetual war in Syria while Turkey’s relationship with ISIS is bound to mirror that of Pakistan and Al-Qaeda, says Deputy PM Muallem
Opposition Deputy Hisham Marwa is refused an Egyptian visa amid plans to hold opposition meetings in Cairo
Homs city car bomb in crowded residential area targets women and children
Moscow-Washington phone call maintains support for a political resolution to the Syrian crisis
A new document agreed upon by the Coalition details a roadmap for a political solution in Syria just days before Moscow 1 talks
Monday’s meeting between the National Coalition and Building the Syrian State current resulted in an agreement on cooperation to lay the groundwork for negotiations
A new video reveals the execution of a woman in Idleb accused of infidelity and prostitution for the second time in a week
I was killed by an army that holds my own nationality because the same leaders who marched in Paris a few days ago kept their mouths shut
Since the civil war started in 2011, thousands have tried to make the punishing journey but only a few succeed
The siege of Ghouta is not only responsible for an increase in numbers of terminally ill people, but is also taking away their will to live on
Why do Charlie Hebdo’s victims deserve condolences, and innocent Syrians do not?
The Assad regime cannot foresee that its policy of deforestation will likely transform the peasants of Ghouta into fierce fighters
