Talks with Obama and Holland aimed at providing political cover and support for the opposition
The bombs in Homs killed 10 citizens and wounded some 42 others
The move on Thursday was the fourth time Russia and China have blocked U.N. Security Council action on Syria
Photo emerges of people wearing shoes and women unveiled in the mosque
Why have some Syrian female opposition activists taken off the hijab?
When other Syrians want to flatter men from Deir al-Zor, they call them “brothers of Batta”, a reference to a local woman who resisted French occupation in the 1930s
Jaafari said outgoing U.N. envoy Lakhdar Brahimi made many mistakes
The winning poster depicted a soldier smelling a flower
The number of recruits, especially from Egypt and Palestine, increased significantly following the threat of US air strikes on Syria in September 2013
Minority claims for asylum contradict their position towards Assad
Hollande said the four were in “good health, in spite of the very grueling conditions of their captivity.” They will be taken to France in the coming hours, he said in a statement
The motives for the attack were not known and no one immediately claimed responsibility for the killing
Ambassador Ford’s appropriation of blame is wrong
Turkish President Abdullah Gul has vowed to protect the Suleyman Shah Tomb in Syria if it comes under attack
Al Attiyah says the Iranian tone has changed towards Assad
The regime leased the most important productive sector, the port of Latakia, to a French company, which led to hundreds of workers losing their jobs
The second round of Geneva negotiations between the delegations of the Syrian regime and the Syrian National Coalition has begun
Mekdad says U.N. Chapter VII should be used against France, the U.S. and UK for supporting terrorism
Friday has been dedicated a day to show support for the missing priest
Sources say the escalation in American policy aims to isolate extremists and put pressure on the Syrian regime
