Churkin: IS Coalition Won't Work Without Syria
SANA (State news agency)
September 19, 2014
Churkin told American Fox News that Washington should respect international law
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Churkin told American Fox News that Washington should respect international law
Reports say the men were on their way to Libya before they were arrested by the Algerian police carrying Thuraya mobile phones and GPS devices and up to a total of $125,000
Veteran United Nations official Staffan de Mistura, a former UN special envoy to Afghanistan and Iraq, will replace Lakhdar Brahimi as the international mediator seeking an end to Syria’s conflict
A petition to release Mazen darwish and his colleagues
Both countries expressed a desire to enhance cooperation
Ministry lambasts UAE for never having practiced democracy through the ballot box
The move on Thursday was the fourth time Russia and China have blocked U.N. Security Council action on Syria
Hassoun said Syria is facing a terrorist assault
Official tells BBC that the allies said the group will lose credibility if they don’t attend
The prospects of any Geneva II meeting in the immediate future are highly uncertain
President Bashar al-Assad has given a interview to the Italian Rai News 24 TV channel in which he said he complies with every treaty he signs. The following is the full text of the interview, as published by SANA
Washington impeded the entry of Atropine and other anti-chemical agents to Syria from Turkey
World leaders warn against military action without a U.N. mandate
Italy insists on consensus at the U.N. Security Council
Top military chiefs from western and Arab countries are meeting in Amman to discuss the situation in Syria
Activists broadcast a video on YouTube showing Syrian refugees detained in a confined space in the Italian City of Katanya
Syria says it will do everything in its power to supply the inquiry commission with all the confirmed information it has
The Russian results indicate the nerve agent was fired by rebels with unguided missiles
Russia says the samples were taken directly and not through a third party
Secretary of State Kerry chose to recognize in Kremlin the existence of “significant common interests with respect to Syria” for both the American and Russian sides, thus reassuring Putin that the end of the war will only be secured through dual sponsorship – whose lines are drawn by Washington and Moscow – and that the Libya experience will not be reiterated as promised by Obama and repeated by NATO on many occasions.
