I want my husband’s corpse!
As-Safir (a Lebanese newspaper)
January 2, 2014
The man had spent the bulk of his life in prison, defending freedom of thought and opposing extremism
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
Secretary of State says US meeting with Islamic Front “possible,” despite aid freeze
The talks could also decide the future direction of the Islamic Front, which is engaged in a standoff with yet more radical Sunni Muslim fighters
Syria’s newest Islamist party has admirably liberal ambitions. But it lacks the substance to become a viable, functioning party able to survive the current conflict.
Syrian opposition fragments following reports of clashes between rebel groups near Bab El-Hawa
Sabra says no decision yet on Coalition attendance at Geneva II
It is time to start a Track II in Syria where a number of intellectuals, academics, and civic activists of the two main parties of the Syrian conflict begin a genuine dialogue
Jamous said there must be dialogue with Russia given its ability to veto resolutions at the Security Council
The camp has been set up for Christians in the Mardin district in southeast turkey
A conference was held in Istanbul on applying International Law in the Syrian crisis
Wilkes also warned against the division of the Syrian state if Geneva did not go ahead
The appointment comes in preparation for a general meeting of the Damascus Declaration for the diaspora
Tohmeh admits there are many obstacles to overcome
Was Washington convinced by Moscow that the military exposure and defeat of President Bashar al-Assad’s opponents will push them to practice realism and accept the best possible option
Toumeh says the opposition faces an ideological challenge to convince many who joined Al-Qaeda to leave the group
Ford reportedly said the opposition should work on winning American public opinion
Tensions were running high between the two men after two days of meetings on joining the Geneva II conference and the inclusion of the Kurds in the Coalition
