Syria to Establish Turkish Boycott Office
The Syria Report
April 30, 2014
The Syrian Government is targeting Turkish companies accused of “harming the Syrian economy.”
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The Syrian Government is targeting Turkish companies accused of “harming the Syrian economy.”
A leaked official document reveals officials are totally ignorant of the world’s latest developments in the armaments sector
Mikdad says Syria did not anticipate the enormous amounts of weapons and funds that entered Syria
Labwani says he relies on finding common interests to end conflict
The Assad regime is clawing its way back to a position of dominance in the Syrian conflict. But it can only maintain that position as long as the armed conflict endures
Assad says the military front is at a “turning point”
Israeli website Walla quoted a high ranking officer as saying that 1,600 “Syrian injured” were treated by Israel so far
It was impossible for the Palestinian factions to remain neutral in the Syrian conflict
Assad talks about need to bolster relations between party leaderships and bases
Mikdad says the U.N. can’t be trusted to uphold international law
Journalist Firas Choufi drives through the province of Daraa, where the revolution broke out 3 years ago
Shaaban was speaking at a inauguration of the “From Golan to al -Quds” forum
Iranian and Hezbollah advisers are playing a growing role
Putin says normalizing the situation in the Middle East will contribute to lasting regional peace
Israel continues to ban Syrian citizens in the Golan from visiting their families in Syria via the Quneitra crossing
Minister says there is overt proof of the relationship between Israel and terrorism groups
Both sides accuse the other of assisting terrorist groups
Labwani said the opposition may give up the Golan Heights to topple the regime
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
Source says Israel violated on Wednesday morning the Disengagement Agreement in the occupied Syrian Golan
