Reconstruction of Syria: A War in Waiting
Adnan Abdulrazek, The Syrian Observer
December 9, 2013
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Women who have fled death and destruction in Syria should find a safe haven, not sexual abuse, in Lebanon. Government and aid agencies need to open their eyes to the sexual harassment and exploitation of these vulnerable refugees and do everything in their power to stop it
Ahmed Qadri visited Sweida to issue the goats to martyr’s families’
Haytham Manna says Rajaa Nasser was arrested in Baramkeh
The circumstances today are suitable for holding the Geneva conference, as they have been believed by the Syrians to be a month ago
The Russian and American positions would not survive even the most cursory examination
The worst case scenario overcome by the regime is that it is no longer required to account for its use of WMDs against civilians through a clear and blatant violation of all international laws and human and ethical considerations
The opposition says it will not negotiate unless President Bashar al-Assad leaves office
Russia and the US are the only countries with industrial-scale capacity to handle mustard, VX, sarin or cyanide-armed munitions
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to the Chinese television CCTV. Following is the full text of the interview
The chemical weapons in Syria are in a safe place that is secure and under the control of the Syrian army: Assad
Lavrov accused Western countries of exploiting the Russian-U.S. agreement in order to carry out regime change
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to Fox News. Following is the full text. The interview was conducted on Tuesday by Former U.S. Congressman Dennis Kucinich and Journalist Greg Palkot
Foreign Ministry expresses concern over other countries’ refusal to join the convention on chemical weapons
The Assad regime is standing at the same crossroads that Saddam Hussein’s regime reached prior to the 2003 war
Assad was anything but conciliatory
Demonstrators expressed thanks to the countries supporting Syria in the face of aggression, especially Russia, China and Iran
Should Obama not react forcefully, it would be a highly significant message to rogue states across the world that they were free to cross red lines without retribution
Oil companies cite local disturbances for reason for departure
Chinese Foreign Ministry says only solution to the crisis in Syria is a political solution
