It is time to start a Track II in Syria where a number of intellectuals, academics, and civic activists of the two main parties of the Syrian conflict begin a genuine dialogue
All the rooted revolutions were in some way or another civil wars
FSA says conditions are not right to hold the conference
Delegation meets with Brahimi to settle on details
The Syrian regime is aware that its problem is not with the terrorists created in its jails, but with the Syrians who are still confronting the regime’s brutality
Russia has said they are ready to drop Assad if minorities are protected, sources say
Wilkes also warned against the division of the Syrian state if Geneva did not go ahead
Exchanging Syrian Pounds into Dollars was not enough to make people feel secure becauss the dollar value itself fluctuates
Putin’s Russia has lost in Syria, because it overlooked the fact that the Syrian people will defeat the Assad regime
For decades, Syria was known as the county north of Israel or beside Lebanon. This reputation persisted, in part, because of Syria’s political role during
Was Washington convinced by Moscow that the military exposure and defeat of President Bashar al-Assad’s opponents will push them to practice realism and accept the best possible option
Ford reportedly said the opposition should work on winning American public opinion
Hoshyar Zebari speaks with Asharq Al-Awsat about his country’s neutral position towards the Syrian conflict and his attempts to bring the Syrian opposition to the negotiating table at Geneva
Syrian source says Hezbollah will withdraw when other foreign fighters do
The party that entertains the illusion of winning through negotiations is certain to emerge as loser
Idriss says Muslim identity of fighters is nothing to be ashamed of
Ahmad Ramadan says the Coalition will not take part in preparatory consultations
After considering their options, many Iraqis chose Syria as the place to start over. Today, these Iraqis find themselves in a familiar situation
Reports suggest U.S. has been unable to stop Gulf money reaching extremists
Speaking exclusively to Asharq Al-Awsat, Qadri Jamil denies claims he was proposed as a potential replacement to Assad by the Russians
