The Syrian Revolution after Three Years: Syria We Know Has Gone for Good
Nikolay Kozhanov for al-Hayat (London-based,
March 21, 2014
Nikolay Kozhanov is Professor of Political Economy at St. Petersbourg University
Nikolay Kozhanov is Professor of Political Economy at St. Petersbourg University
The detained soldiers begged to be treated like Christians and others exchanged
Follows months-long army offensive to recapture city
Syrian Coalition President Ahmad Jarba writes for Asharq al-Awsat on the third anniversary of the Syrian revolution
The Syrian revolution enters its fourth year with questions on the country’s future still pending
Al Attiyah says the Iranian tone has changed towards Assad
The campaign showed the potential for other creative alternatives to solve the crisis
The report said all sects came to celebrate the occasion
U.S. and European policymakers should look beyond the objectives of the Geneva II conference on Syria and implement a comprehensive strategy to push the conflict toward a settlement
Damascus has been exposed to major attempts to change its demographic nature according to loyalty standards to Assad
Pro-regime demonstrations have been springing up in Damascus, Homs and the coast
Has any other organization serve the Israeli racist project as much as Hezbollah and its leader?
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Assad met the Chairman for Foreign Policy and National Security Committee at the Iranian Shura Council
European fighters are being transported through Lebanon’s commercial airport in Beirut
Assad met with the Chairman of the Foreign Policy and National Security Committee at the Iranian Shura Council
Activists dispute the claim that Yabroud is the final rebel stronghold
Jarba talks about the the regime’s position on Geneva, the replacement of Idriss and new military strategies
Nasrallah is trying to convey the message that the Assad regime protects minorities
The regime is using the gold reserves after having already used up everything that had been set aside for investment, everything that it could sell
