Who’s who: Saeb Nahas
The Syrian Observer
January 21, 2014
Adnan Abdulrazak writes for The Syrian Observer on the businessman who mediated between the Syrian regime and major superpowers
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
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
Kill the wounded without rejoicing or expressing joy, says the higher-ranking “Hajj”
Germany’s German Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs stressed that extremist groups’ acts should be confronted
As a result of all this American hesitation in our region, some stubborn and oppressive regimes have succeeded in staying in power and maintaining the grip of their forces and their “guards” over their people
Assad expresses doubts about the United Nations report on the Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack
Johnny Abo writes for The Syrian Observer about the sufferings of Syrian refugees that he witnessed in Jordan
Foreign Ministry expresses concern over other countries’ refusal to join the convention on chemical weapons
Media report says German intelligence warn youths are becoming radicalized along the way to fighting in Syria
Top military chiefs from western and Arab countries are meeting in Amman to discuss the situation in Syria
France opposes providing weapons to rebels that may be used against it
President Assad has warned Europe in a German newspaper interview that it will “pay the price” if it follows Washington’s lead and delivers arms to rebel forces
Europe is encouraging the nomination of Dardari as PM, as Farouk al-Sharaa is losing his chances
The UN’s high commissioner for refugees, António Guterres, told London’s Guardian newspaper that the fighting in Syria was the worst humanitarian disaster since the fall of the Berlin Wall, and was already more destructive than the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
