How Assad Junior Lost the Empire
The Syrian Observer
December 23, 2013
Adnan Adulraszak writes for The Syrian Observer on how Assad targets business people who have different views than his
Adnan Adulraszak writes for The Syrian Observer on how Assad targets business people who have different views than his
More than 100 people were killed in four days of air attacks
Sources say a delegation from the Syrian Foreign Ministry arrived in Muscat airport simultaneously with the arrival of a delegation of independent figures from the Syrian opposition
Ambassador says the Syrian people do not trust the opposition
A fatwa was issued against Anzour after the making of his film, ‘King of Sands’
Russia says it has not changed its position on Syria
The Alexa storm, the crimes of Bashar Assad, the failure of the international community, and the inefficiency and subordination of the opposition are all failing the Syrian people
A group of non-partisan Syrians will meet the U.N. Syria envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, as well as U.S. and Russian officials ahead of the Geneva II conference
KNC confirms talks with PYD are ongoing but have not yet reached an agreement
Statement expresses “wonder” at how the U.S. administration can justify talks with Al-Qaeda
The 2014 state budget totals 1,390 billion Syrian Pounds
The Syrian government says Abbas Khan entered Syria illegally, pardon a gesture of good will
FSA leader complains lack of support pits the group against their own allies
Maamun Jaabari writes for the Syrian Observer on the demographic change within the Alawite community
Secretary of State says US meeting with Islamic Front “possible,” despite aid freeze
In his first-ever media interview, Abu Mohammed al-Joulani, leader of Jabhat al-Nusra, says conflict is nearing end
The Commander of Dumayr military airbase has threatened to “wipe Damayr off the map”
U.S. and Russia have a common interest in terms of preventing the fall of Syria into the hands of extremists
Shiite militiamen reportedly killed in Eastern Ghouta near Damascus
Letters to U.N. referred to deaths of civilians in Adra, at the hands of ‘terrorists’
