NCC Will Not Meet Regime: Khaddam
The Syrian Observer
June 10, 2014
Khaddam says regime representation at meeting in Beirut was a surprise
Khaddam says regime representation at meeting in Beirut was a surprise
London-based Syrian businessman and oil mogul Ayman Asfari has emerged as a leading contender
Syrians regularly experience unfair treatment at the workplace. Besides receiving lower wages, Syrians are expected to work longer hours
Zaman al-Wasl has obtained a copy of the agenda for the upcoming General National Syrian conference
The Coalition believes the regime and its ally have no intention of finding a political solution
A facebook page offering Syrian refugee women for marriage has returned online after it was blocked due to complaints
The attack is believed to be the first committed by jihadi fighters who had returned from Syria
The persistence of the conflict and the ever growing number of urban refugees is creating a set of tough challenges for Turkey
Salman is Alawite and a Baathist and a cousin of the former brutal intelligence director, Ali Douba
Mohammad al-Kassem writes for The Syrian Observer on how “connected” the opposition-controlled areas are
Halqi described the election as “a key point” in Syria’s modern history
Russian observers said the election was held in a fair, free and transparent atmosphere
Voting took place as shells rained down within earshot of polling stations
What is important is who has authority on the ground and who practices it, says a Syrian official
Now widely known that the State Department thought we needed to give much more help to the armed opposition in Syria
Asharq Al-Awsat speaks to Hafez Al-Assad’s former vice-president and foreign minister
Residents threw trash bags in the fake ballot boxes
New alliance tries to avoid fighting between ISIS and the Nusra Front
Voter turnout exceeded expectations
the President of the Syrian Opposition Coalition says, the international community — led by the United States — must send Assad a clear message: Continued slaughter will not be tolerated, and a military victory is not possible
