Regime Airstrikes Kill Dozens in Douma
Al-Hayat (Pan-Arab, London-based newspaper)
January 30, 2015
New massacre east of Damascus, while opposition continues its advance in Daraa
New massacre east of Damascus, while opposition continues its advance in Daraa
Third round of consultative meeting held in Moscow, Syrian government pays tribute to martyrs and victims of terrorism
Hezbollah hits Israeli military convoy in Shebaa Farms, inflicting losses in personnel and equipment
Syria’s domestic opposition figures express loyalty to Assad, Kurds are placed on back-burner
Judge confirms legality of Hussein verdict after case assessment
Regime brigade defeated by Free Syrian Army, Nusra front seizes 120 anti-aircraft missiles
Family confirms Khaled Haj Bakri’s assassination Monday evening at his home in Mount al-Akrad
Opposition representatives in Moscow stress on need to find common ground
Syria demands action against perpetrators and backers of terrorist acts, both regionally and internationally
Forum program offers insight into conference priorities amid further rumours of opposition infighting
Opposition factions approve 10-point plan based on Geneva 1 communiqué to promote joint transitional body
Nine civilians killed with many more injured by terrorist rocket and mortar attacks across major cities
A witness has said, “People are dancing and singing, there are fireworks. Everyone feels a huge sense of relief”
The White House leaks that it is tilting toward Assad and Iran
President Assad to Foreign Affairs Magazine: Israel is supporting terrorist organizations in Syria. President Assad gave an interview to the American magazine Foreign Affairs published on Monday. Following is the full text of the interview, as published by SANA
Recent atrocities committed inside regime facilities are the clearest indication of Assad’s flagrant violation of international humanitarian laws
Syrian meeting in Cairo delivers a 10-point road map for a successful democratic transition
Across the border in Turkey, increasing demand and local resentment are making accommodation hard to find
Premier al-Halki inspects Damascus transport, markets and fuel stations
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
