Even Syrians who have escaped their war-torn country into Turkey continue to have their lives dominated by the Syrian regime’s far-reaching bureaucracy
The council consists of about 40 Sunni Islamic commissions and associations
In an interview, Abdul Basset Seyda, a member of the political committee of the Syrian National Coalition criticizes the opposition for not being able to draw a political vision for the revolution
The economic impact of the arrival of Syrian refugees has been greater than what the Turkish government predicted. Prices have increased in the country, especially in border cities
Kilo says rumors of Jarba’s extension are untrue
Mohammad Kassem writes for The Syrian Observer on a successful local council experience in Northern syria
Syrian children are suffering from improvised Turkish policy, the absence of a clear vision from the Coalition, poor financial resources and the absence of a real and effective role for U.N.
Nabil ElArabi has approved the holding the meetings of the Syrian National Coalition in the seat of the Arab League
Jamous praises assistance from Turkish state
Difficulties emerge as a result of the Turkish policy of recognizing refugees as “guests”
There is talk of the opposition occupying Syria’s seat at the Arab League
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
Demands include greater representation from the armed and political forces which did not participate in the first round
Geneva II should pave way for interim governing body with executive powers
The Coalition is in crisis after mass resignations
The meeting of the Coalition on 5,6 January will be held far from media attention
The man had spent the bulk of his life in prison, defending freedom of thought and opposing extremism
Hannah Lucinda Smith Looks back at Syria in 2013 and the human face of the conflict
Yahya Alaous writes for The Syrian Observer on waves of Syrians who continue to leave Syria, despite being treated differently than they used to be
Either the FBI’s information was false regarding the extremists percentage, or the extremists possessed superior weapons, which enabled them to conquer their moderate rivals
