Russia Presents Evidence of Chemical Weapons Use by Opposition
Al-Baath (Government newspaper)
July 10, 2013
Russia says the samples were taken directly and not through a third party
Russia says the samples were taken directly and not through a third party
The car bomb struck a Shiite neighbourhood and stronghold of Hezbollah on the first day of Ramadan
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu received Syria’s newly elected leader of National Coalition Ahmad Jarba
Sheiko, a journalist and human rights advocate, had earlier been reported missing
Egypt changed the entry requirements for Syrians suddenly Monday
All the old guard of the Baath Party’s Regional Command has been replaced except Assad
Hitto’s resignation follows appointment of Saudi ally to chairmanship of the Coalition
Jarba says opposition will not go to Geneva until military balance addressed
Johnny Abo writes for The Syrian Observer on the ‘liberated’ town of Kafar Nubbol: The inhabitants are accustomed to war and the daily lifestyle despite the difficulties and the scent of death and destruction everywhere
The bloc supports the government of Ghassan Hitto
Al-Modon has published an interview with the Prime Minister of the Syrian transitional government Ghassan Hitto. Here are some extracts:
Families of Hezbollah fighters are voicing concerns about involvement in Syrian conflict, demand end to sending men to Syria
The Coalition renews its call for the urgent opening of humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians
The minister was admitted to hospital
The Muslim Brotherhood has proved incapable of running a state
The U.S. and its allies are complicit in conspiring against Syria and shedding Syrians' blood, through positions and statements that aim to provide a political
The government has asked the International Red Cross to facilitate safe passage for civilians
Decree raises question about the nature of the imports
The Syrian National Coalition is in two days of meeting to choose a new leader
Waiting for the United States to change its mind and become convinced of the necessity of arming the opposition effectively would mean giving the regime an undetermined period of time to gradually eradicate the opposition
