Syrian-Belarusian Talks to Boost Bilateral Relations
Tishreen (Government newspaper)
November 5, 2014
Ryabkov expressed Belarusian condemnation of terrorism striking Syria
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Ryabkov expressed Belarusian condemnation of terrorism striking Syria
Assad and Daesh are two sides of the same barbaric coin. Assad largely created this monster by deliberately setting free the jihadists who fueled this terrorist movement
Intelligence agencies control cultural expression to serve regime interests
Some countries, and particularly those in the West, should use some of the millions of dollars that they are spending on airstrikes targeting ISIS positions to establish new intelligence apparatus and place restrictions on travel and the movement of money in order to confront ISIS from another equally important direction
Sources say budget for the conference was $200,000, covered by the U.S.
A split has emerged in the Druze spiritual leadership
The budget has been set at 1,554 billion Syrian Pounds
Foreign Ministry says the relation between Turkey and terrorist organizations constitutes a breach of the U.N. Security Council’s resolutions
“To achieve victory we need to put aside our personal, partisan and ideological affiliations.”
Tribal leader expresses confidence in ability to confront ISIS
Syrians report arbitrary arrest and intimidation
Mutaz Uwaiti performed songs by Gregory Porter
Jaafari cites rape, sexual abuse, abduction, human trafficking and murder among other various atrocities that have been inflicted upon women in Syria
Economics, public services, the social fabric of communities and the welfare of families are all affected, not to mention the security impact of the Syrian conflict in the whole region
Turkey’s policy on Syria serves the national interests of Syrians and its own people
Media reports say Israel has treated 408 injured fighters so far
Qaddah says U.S. is supporting Ayn al-Arab while ignoring the rest of Syria
Minister says the U.S. and the West are not really interested in defending human rights or in countering terrorism
Regime forces’ escalating attacks and indiscriminate shelling on Aleppo have caused mass displacement of the civilian population of the city
Asharq Al-Awsat spoke with Ahmad Toumeh about his reinstatement as prime minister following a no-confidence vote, as well as plans to further move the government’s operations into Syrian territory and form a “Syrian national army”
