The EU’s pointless oil gesture
Executive Magazine
May 15, 2013
Decision to lift Syria sanctions will have little effect
Decision to lift Syria sanctions will have little effect
Every day, the activists from an organization called Shawishka meet in a small apartment in one of the neighbourhoods of Qamishli, a majority Kurdish city in Syria’s Hassaka Governorate, to come up with new projects to empower women.
Air Force Intelligence forces arrest twelve young journalists who were sitting at a café down town the capital city of Damascus
Economic realities make sectarian statelets improbable.
Syrian Kurds mediate between the rebels in Aleppo and Shiite militias, which uncover the regime’s claims
Islamist radicals may be gaining strength, but the spirit that sparked this uprising survives in the unlikeliest of places.
The Kurdish National Council (KNC) will hold its second conference on January 10 to discuss the Kurdish position vis-à-vis Islamist groups and other Kurdish groups.
The Kurdish National Council (KNC) will hold its second conference on January 10 to discuss the Kurdish position vis-à-vis Islamist groups and other Kurdish groups.
The National Current to Salvage Syria said in a statement issued at the conclusion of its founding conference on Thursday in Beirut that the coalition called for exposing the flagrant human rights violations by extremist groups in Syria and divulging the connection between the Doha Coalition and the terrorist al-Qaeda-linked groups, pointing to incontestable documents in this regard.
136 martyrs, including 6 women and 16 children. 42 martyrs were reported in Damascus and its suburbs; 44 in Hama, including 23 martyrs from the village of Maan and 16 from Hasraya.
