Political Symposium in Damascus Says Syria headed in Right Direction
Tishreen (Pro-government newspaper)
May 27, 2014
Participants agree that Syria has been targeted for its adherence to national principals
Participants agree that Syria has been targeted for its adherence to national principals
Syrians abroad will vote on Wednesday
The bombs in Homs killed 10 citizens and wounded some 42 others
More than 400 British Muslims are thought to have traveled to Syria, posing a potential security risk if they return to the UK
The gravest crime Tehran committed is in Syria as the Iranian regime is responsible for the tragedy of hundreds of thousands of Syrians
In a tit-for-tat move, a Syrian state television said authorities would expel Jordan’s charges d’affaires to Damascus
A school’s principal decided music lessons had to be canceled because they oppose Islam
Report details argument between the head of the Shabbiha and regime representatives in Latakia
The Waer neighborhood hosts tens of thousands of displaced people from other areas in the province
Mortar fire, which hit a tent where Assad supporters had gathered in the southern city of Daraa late Thursday, also wounded at least 30
Syrian National Coalition president speaks to Asharq Al-Awsat following “successful” diplomatic tour seeking greater foreign assistance for Syria’s rebels
Khatib denied any channels of communication with the regime
The move on Thursday was the fourth time Russia and China have blocked U.N. Security Council action on Syria
U.N. Security Council vote on Thursday on a resolution to refer Syria’s civil war to the International Criminal Court
Aid worker described multiple rapes by security forces
Photo emerges of people wearing shoes and women unveiled in the mosque
Nizam is considered one of the most prominent Iranian officials in Syria
An airstrike on May 2, 2014 destroyed an entire ancient house and the wall of a church at Shinshrah archaeological site.
Why have some Syrian female opposition activists taken off the hijab?
According to Harb, today there are over one million registered Syrian refugees in Lebanon
