Government Restructures Subsidization Scheme
SANA (State news agency)
July 15, 2013
The government will also provide food baskets to citizens
The government will also provide food baskets to citizens
The fire destroyed hundreds of acres of farmland
The first prime minister for the Syrian opposition in exile, Ghassan Hitto, resigned this week after failing to form an interim government or establish a
The war has finally reached the wallets of Syria’s middle class
Yaseen Alhaj Saleh, a leading Syrian intellectual, is calling on to the intellectuals and the public opinion leaders in the West to support the Syrian revolution, telling them tomorrow it might be too late
Official statements and repeated promises to intervene to lower prices and put an end to merchants’ greed are not enough to absorb the anger of the people
Head of the U.N. Investigation Team on the Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria, Ake Sellstrom and the U.N. High Representative for Disarmament, Angela Kane to visit Damascus.
Syria hopes to involve Chinese companies in tender process of electricity supply goods
Halqi also dismisses rumors of nationalization of private banks
There are no medical crew, no anesthetic equipment and even the operation rooms have been destroyed by shelling, but Kawakeb, a nurse who lost her parents, two sisters and three others decided to stay
The move is “a prime example of our dysfunctional Syria policy,” a senior aide to a Senate Republican tells Josh Rogin
The Palestinian branch is known to be holding some 300 female detainees
Anyone who infringes on international war conventions will be brought before the Syrian judiciary in the future.
Exchange companies can still sell to citizens for non-commercial purposes
The Russian results indicate the nerve agent was fired by rebels with unguided missiles
I saw a cell packed with some 40 women, all naked, blindfolded and handcuffed. They weren’t allowed to sit, they could only stand
Maleh linked the new rules to the new regime in Egypt
Government hopes to encourage production and reduce shortages
Khatib, the former president of the Coalition, failed to win the required number of votes
Russia says the samples were taken directly and not through a third party
