Syrians Brace for Third Harsh Winter
Al-Iqtisaddi (Independent Syrian magazine)
August 28, 2013
Government fuel distribution policy remains vague
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Government fuel distribution policy remains vague
Zeitouneh described what she saw first hand, also recounting testimonies from paramedics and activists on the ground
Children are being recruited as soldiers by armed terrorist groups
The grave was discovered in one of the villages where the army recently restored security and stability.
Four million Syrians are unable to secure their nutritional needs. A WFP report also indicates a 40 percent decline in wheat production from 4.5 million tons in 2012 to 2.4 million tons this year
Services in Daraa are provided to beneficiaries regardless of their “political, ethnic, or sectarian affiliation”
Syrians are being arrested on charges of expired residencies and participation in riots
The public opinion in many countries has become aware of the misleading role of media in reporting the events in Syria, says PM
The government shelling campaign has lasted 25 days
Mala Gel’s mission is to provide social and economic services and to ensure the security of residents in the Kurdish areas where the central government’s presence on the ground receded and its institutions were weakened
Shortage forces people to bury their dead on top of one another in shallow graves
State news agency claims the bomb was a suicide bomber, opposition says mortar attack
Opposition says victims were fighters killed in retribution, while regime media says they were civilians massacred by terrorists
Two suicide bombers attacked the city’s central Marjeh square during rush hour, killing at least 14
Shells are fired on two schools being used as temporary residence centers for displaced families
Local residents and activists setting up a grid in the Aleppo river to catch bodies floating down the river, Human Rights Watch has said in a statement
The Commander-in-Chief of the SFA says there are positive signs of the seriousness about lifting the European Union arms embargo by the end of the month
In the education sector, a campaign was launched called ‘I will not leave my school’. It was planned by the different youth bodies to reopen schools, including a team called ‘The Eye of the City’.
The English transcript of the speech of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad before the newly-sworn Government on April 16.
The English transcript of the speech of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad before the newly-sworn Government on April 16.
