Local Killing Fuels Anti-Regime Tensions
The Syrian Observer
January 23, 2015
Man killed in Jaramana highlights continued tensions between the regime and the Syrian people
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Man killed in Jaramana highlights continued tensions between the regime and the Syrian people
Following the use of chemical weapons on civilians, the Assad regime turns to napalm
Delays reach five months for the hearing of Mazen Darwish and the detainees of the Syrian Center For Media And Freedom Of Expression
Damascus neighborhoods on high-alert after shabeeha murder restaurant owner over bill
Homs city car bomb in crowded residential area targets women and children
Monday’s meeting between the National Coalition and Building the Syrian State current resulted in an agreement on cooperation to lay the groundwork for negotiations
The Assad regime cannot foresee that its policy of deforestation will likely transform the peasants of Ghouta into fierce fighters
Mortars fired by terrorists claim the life of teenage boy and wound two others playing basketball
The Syrian pound fell dramatically following an announcement by the Central Bank
Over 2,000 people rescued by army escaping militants in Eastern Ghouta
The recent formation of new pro-regime militias could spell the end of a PYD-regime alliance
Militants terrorize, then apologize, after receiving false tip-off
Opinion is split on whether those who remain loyal to the government in opposition-held town should be granted funeral rites
Volunteer campaign to keep children of Homs warm following extreme weather conditions
Fatal snowstorm and extreme weather conditions continue to take Syrian lives
Regime security forces execute detainee from Suweida for allegedly attempting to defect
Applications for the licensing of 250 new private educational institutions will include 52 institutions and 200 kindergartens
Demonstrators carried banners urging the PYD to release kidnapped minors in Hassakeh province
A new program near Hassakeh aims to provide a safe place for the displaced, while also defusing Arab-Kurd tensions
Citizens in Syria’s northwest use radio communication to advise fighters and civilians of government offensives
