Syrian Children Dying From Malnutrition: NGO
The Syrian Observer
September 2, 2013
The rebel-held areas of Mouadamiya are under an intense siege by the regime forces
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The rebel-held areas of Mouadamiya are under an intense siege by the regime forces
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria has evacuated its militants from its headquarters in Raqqa city
Assad was speaking during a meeting with the Chairman of the Foreign Policy and National Security Committee of the Iranian Shura Council
Jafaari says U.S. evidence of chemical wepons use by the regime is a mere justification for waging war
American decision-makers have concluded that the U.S. is able to absorb all possibilities,
Some loyalists might give up on the regime if the strike is serious, and will hold it responsible
Bashar Assad appears certain of victory
Ford believed that such a strike would weaken Assad’s leverage and force him accept negotiations at Geneva II
Washington impeded the entry of Atropine and other anti-chemical agents to Syria from Turkey
World leaders warn against military action without a U.N. mandate
Assad says Syria will defend itself against any aggression
Of the victims, 49 were children. Hassib hopes their memory will survive future generations.
The report covers the topics of constitutional reform, political reform, electoral reform, security sector reform, economic reform, and transitional justice in post-conflict Syria
Lavrov spoke with U.N. Envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi in a telephone call
Jafaari says Syria is a peaceful state that seeks peace and security in the region
Sources said that Yakhont and M-600 missiles are ready to be deployed
Assad facing the biggest challenge since he took power 14 years ago
Today, in light of the Western threats to the Syrian people, the “combatants” on the ground have different attitudes on the matter
We are facing a new Obama whom we did not know during his first term and the first year of his second term
A military strike on Syria might deter the Assad regime from using chemical weapons again, but it is unlikely to be a game changer in the course of the Syrian conflict
