No to Arbitrary Detention…. Freedom to Mazen Darwish
The Syrian Observer
July 9, 2014
A petition to release Mazen darwish and his colleagues
Menu
A petition to release Mazen darwish and his colleagues
The regime started restoring churches, while it left most mosques destroyed, to show the West that it wants Christians to return
Ministry lambasts UAE for never having practiced democracy through the ballot box
Ministry says Germany has joined countries supporting terrorism
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
Volker Perthes is the executive chairman of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), in Berlin
Some researchers connect Blackwater to the killing of demonstrators in different Arab countries
Steinmeier told Ahmad Toumeh, the interim opposition Prime Minister, to compromise and accept Assad for a short transitional period
Refugees from the Golan, Abu Majd and his family have moved from Lebanon, to Egypt. He tried smuggling to Europe, only to arrive in Turkey where he is still looking for work
Western officials are seeking concessions on the delivery of humanitarian aid
Adnan Abdulrazak writes for The Syrian Observer on the businessman who mediated between the Syrian regime and major superpowers
Official tells BBC that the allies said the group will lose credibility if they don’t attend
Women have paid the highest price in the Syrian war
Awad was interrogated for six days on how she left Syria, her activities and relationship with the opposition abroad.
The little girl appears to have made it to Sweden
Economic planning will be crucial for any successful federal state
Scientists offer stark warning about the potential spread of the disease
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
