Damascus Kiosks Act as Mini Security Branches
Akhbar al-Aan (Independent website)
November 11, 2013
Role in intelligence gathering make kiosks the target of attacks
Role in intelligence gathering make kiosks the target of attacks
Let down by the international community, Syrians had to rely on extremist groups for help
There are fears of the spread of polio cases if the siege lasts for a longer time and the access of vaccines are not allowed
Amid continuous shelling and death, residents highlight their plight
Everyday people trying to get to work and university are the most affected
The charity is named after a well known activist who was killed by regime forces
Police source says fire caused by electrical short circuit
Religious icons and personal goods have appeared in markets in Tartus
Tit-for-tat kidnappings between Sunni Binnish and Shiite al-Fuah in Idleb
”We knew it was a trick—we always talk about the achievements of the Free Syrian Army in a low voice”
Opposition consider the truce a victory
Brahimi and Abdulazim discussed the Geneva II conference
Haidar was travelling between Damascus and Homs
Humanitarian conditions are deteriorating in the area due to the siege
The first marathon of its kind will be held in the city of Qamishli on Friday.
Sources tell pro-government media the army killed dozens of terrorists
Shaaban said work was needed to address a culture crisis
The Homs neighbourhood is under fire from pro-regime militias
All roads in to the Ghouta area are closed
