Foreign Minister Recovering Well
SANA (State news agency)
March 17, 2014
Moallem underwent a scheduled successful heart surgery at the American University of Beirut on Friday
Moallem underwent a scheduled successful heart surgery at the American University of Beirut on Friday
The Syrian revolution enters its fourth year with questions on the country’s future still pending
It appears as if Syria is on the verge of a new stage of the conflict between ISIS on one side and al-Nusra Front and the Islamic Front on the other
The Central Bank of Syria has reinstated a move to stop banks in Syria from issuing any loans in order to preserve cash liquidity.
The photograph of Asma al-Asssad at refugee camps appears to be fake
The Armenian Power is a Los Angeles street gang, the majority of whose members are Armenians
Pro-regime demonstrations have been springing up in Damascus, Homs and the coast
The issue of combating terrorism which the regime insisted was addressed to the Americans and the Western world in general, not to the Coalition
The Majalla speaks to Abdullah Anas
Jarba talks about the the regime’s position on Geneva, the replacement of Idriss and new military strategies
Mustafa said efforts are aimed at coordinating weapons and funding
Saddedine says Idriss’ removal was related to the storming of the FSA headquarters by the Islamic Front
The SMC announced Sunday that Idriss had been removed from his post as head of the Supreme Military Council
Manna spoke to Muhammad Shuaair via telephone about Geneva and the Coalition
Is the ‘Free World’ truly interested in ending this conflict? Or is it a mere face-saving exercise?
If the meetings end on Saturday, Brahimi may resign
Negotiations were held between the Coalition’s team on behalf of Washington, and that of the the regime’s, which only says what Moscow wants
The U.S. and Russia have agreed on what’s needed, but it is up to the Syrian parties to find out how to get there
Demands include greater representation from the armed and political forces which did not participate in the first round
The fact that the Sunnis are a clear majority in Syria is not a major obstacle to reaching a power-sharing agreement similar to the Taif Accord of 1989
