Arms Flow Obstructs Talks: Jaafari
SANA (State news agency)
June 27, 2013
U.N. envoy says report omits important developments in the Syrian Golan
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U.N. envoy says report omits important developments in the Syrian Golan
Halqi says the government is addressing media and economic attacks by other states
The King of Jordan speaks to Asharq Al-Awsat on the Syrian crisis and its impact on Jordan and the Middle East
Information Minister was responding to comments made by Saud al-Faisal
A low crop and difficult transport routes will render supply of wheat to the cities a key issue in the coming months
Hweijeh was arrested at the border as he returned from Lebanon to Syria Tuesday
25 tons of humanitarian aid arrives in Latakia
Syrians rush to withdraw cash as Syrian Pound plummets
Subsistence living in a once thriving city
The Shiite fighters are being transported to Syria through Lebanon
Hijab and Ghalioun praise the handover of power as an example for other Arab leaders
A Conference and a series of workshops were held in Beirut between 10 and 10 June, 2013
50 people, including women and children, killed by gunshot and knives
The party will be formed along moderate principles, sources say.
Coalition also criticized foreign minister’s denial of use of chemical weapons by the Syrian regime
The released, from Tal Kalakh, handed over their weapons
Chemical weapons use reported in Zamalka, where four people died
NCC chief says exiled opposition committed to a military solution
HRW calls The Syrian government is using its sweeping Counterterrorism Law and its recently established special court against human rights defenders and Extraordinary court will resume the trial of Mazen Darwish and four of his colleagues from the Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression on accusations of “publicizing terrorist acts”
Even if national governments only selectively engage with this documentation, it still usefully establishes a common global understanding of the scope and scale of the conflict’s crimes
