Syria Signs €193 million Contract with Russia's Stroytransgaz
Sana
July 1, 2014
The deal will start the implementation of the Tigris irrigation project
The deal will start the implementation of the Tigris irrigation project
The truce consists of three stages
Syrians are faced with a corrupt regime, an inexperienced political opposition, foreign interests and Al-Qaeda
Increasing divisions emerge between interim government and Syrian National Coalition
Daraya’s local council is currently governing the affairs of around 6,600 residents who remained in this city, out of an estimated population of 300,000 before the start of the uprising in 2011
Mohammed Harith, the Editor of Step News, was assaulted and badly beaten by the bodyguard of Ahmad Toumeh
The committee recognized the reconciliation efforts which are taking place in several areas of Syria
The law permits the legal prosecution of deserters and their spouses and children
Brahimi said he believes Assad never thought of stepping down or making any concessions
Safi said that Obama’s remarks are intended to cover up the inability of his administration to prevent the deterioration of the political and humanitarian situation in the Levant
Observers believe that recent statement by U.S. President Barack Obama regarding the moderate armed opposition will undermine Jarba’s efforts
Electricity cuts last up to six hours at a time in rural Damascus
The trade in terrorism was mastered by the Iranian and Syrian regimes, and today Maliki’s sectarian regime has entered the race
The regime started restoring churches, while it left most mosques destroyed, to show the West that it wants Christians to return
Shaaban is one of the officials banned from visiting EU countries, but Norway is not a member of the Union
Zoubi says confronting the armed terrorist groups in Syria and Iraq is a national duty
Victim named as Muhammad Karaka from Galilee village of Arraba; the Israeli army returns fire for what it believes was a deliberate attack.
As the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) continues its lightning advance in Iraq and consolidates its strongholds in Syria, sparking fears of sectarian war across the region
The leaders of the organization in Raqqa are sheikhs from Iraqi, Tunisia and other Arab states, while Egyptians, Europeans, Chechens and Syrians occupy lower ranks
ISIS is no longer just an organization; it is now a real state with oil resources and a million-strong constituency
