Assad: Baath Party Strength Lies in Arabism, Islam
Al-Baath (Government newspaper)
March 10, 2014
Assad says Baath party can help counter extremism
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Assad says Baath party can help counter extremism
Most Syrians are suspicious of the intelligence services and accuse them of committing many violations, yet they show total confidence in the military institution and count on the army to preserve national unity
While Bashar Assad’s delegation was busy putting sticks into wheels and throwing around public accusations and insults, the regime was also busy concluding truces in various areas around Damascus
Activists say more than 350 soldiers have been killed since the major offensive began
ISIS kidnap FSA leader, accused of working for the Sahwa
The regime tried so hard to secure these truces by using any possible means to confuse and mix-up the two concepts of truce and reconciliation
Activists uploaded videos on the Internet showing the destruction of the church due to shelling
Halqi was meeting with popular figures from Daraa
Pro-Assad forces ambushed a convoy of civilians on their way out of Eastern Ghouta
There is a severe humanitarian crisis in the town
The assault on Yabroud has prompted 85% of the city to flee to Lebanon or other areas in Qalamoun
It is the first time the Kurdish festival is celebrated in the Opera House
Both rebels and the regime claim responsibility for his death
Mekdad says government will help restore water, power and phone grids
The governor says all men evacuated from the Old City are being rehabilitated
The source says the H1N1 virus was caused by humans
There has been no official announcement of the return of Swine Flu
Anger is mounting in the coastal areas over the deaths of young army recruits for Assad
Akram al-Bunni was a prisoner of conscience for two decades under the two Assads
Family say Umm Fares was killed during a raid by Shabbiha in the Old City of Damascus
