Opinion: The Assad Regime’s Final Demise
Asharq al-Awsat (London-based pan-Arab newspa
September 17, 2013
That target is toppling Assad, not punishing him, and this possibility has come closer
That target is toppling Assad, not punishing him, and this possibility has come closer
The target is toppling Assad, not punishing him, and this possibility has come closer
Foreign Ministry expresses concern over other countries’ refusal to join the convention on chemical weapons
Fahed Masri said that the regime is attempting to raise concerns of minorities in Syria to sway public opinion against a strike
Iran says the Syrian government has been successful in fighting terrorists and has no need to use chemical weapons.
no one can save the true Syrian Revolution except the rebels themselves on the ground, and friendly countries such as France and some influential Arab states
Dehghan said U.S. military intervention in the region would lead to a “gap” in the region’s security.
Moallem said Syria welcomed the Russian initiative as a way to preserve Syrian lives and infrastructure.
The Assad regime is standing at the same crossroads that Saddam Hussein’s regime reached prior to the 2003 war
Assad’s allies succeeded in mobilizing a broad military front that is prepared to engage in an extended war that could last for months or more
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to American CBS news. Following is the full text of the interview.
This argument continues in the West on legal matters while Syria and the region witness one of the biggest crimes of the century
In exclusive interview airing Monday, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad says his allies may respond if he was attacked
Putin said Russia will act decisively if the use of chemical weapons was proved
Sources report the Shiite organization recruited 10,000 fighters tasked with defending the Syrian capital
The Syrian opposition has called on the U.S. cCongress to approve a military action against Bashar Assad
Khamenei was meeting with members of the Assembly of Experts on Thursday
Demonstrators expressed thanks to the countries supporting Syria in the face of aggression, especially Russia, China and Iran
The Coalition says any intervention should be accompanied by more arms for the rebels
Boroujerdi met with the Secretary General of Lebanon’s Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah on Monday night
