He said it jokingly but it could happen soon. Assad: I should have won the Nobel Peace Prize
Russia says that Geneva 2 is to be held toward the end of next November
The Russian and American positions would not survive even the most cursory examination
Pro-Assad social media pages said the attack against the rebel-held area was retaliation for several rockets that fell on a Druze area
FSA’s chief of staff, General Salim Idris, admitted to a “lack of material resources necessary to create a unified body”
The worst case scenario overcome by the regime is that it is no longer required to account for its use of WMDs against civilians through a clear and blatant violation of all international laws and human and ethical considerations
The mini-feature showed her comforting the bereaved and planting olive trees with children, dressed in black trousers and a grey T-shirt
The Coalition reaffirms that there are no chemical weapons sites under the control of FSA or any other groups in liberated areas
I witnessed the massacre myself. I saw the bodies of men, women and children in the streets. I heard the mothers screaming when they found the bodies of their children among the dead
Assad denies reports holding that a member of Fatah’s central committee, had brought him a message from the new emir of Qatar
The options available to the top leaders in Iran, Iraq, and Russia are moving toward a few shared priorities
The militant groups’ problem is their desire to impose their radical ideology on people by force
Reports say that cartoonist Akram Raslan was killed under torture
A woman was injured by several falling mortar shells fired by terrorists in al-Abbassyeen area in Damascus. The shells damaged a house and a number
Pan-Arab nationalists say they support Syria against “U.S.-Zionist aggression”
The Syrian National Council threatens to leave the Coalition if the latter goes to Geneva II
Syrians fear that the West has decided to keep Assad and rehabilitate him
For the report Human Rights Watch conducted an on-site investigation and interviewed more than 35 people, including residents who survived the offensive
