An Open Letter to EU Leaders: Iran Must Withdraw From Syria
The Syrian Observer
January 22, 2016
The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) has sent an open letter to the leaders of the EU.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) has sent an open letter to the leaders of the EU.
Russia “is insistent on dragging names into the list of the Syrian opposition delegation to the Geneva negotiations, with the aim of derailing the talks and gaining time to improve its allies’ military position.”
The responsibility for protecting civilians from possible dangers, including terrorist acts, is that of the state in control over a given territory, which is the only authority and party authorized to preserve stability and security in its territories, he noted.
Moscow’s insistence on imposing Russian standards on the climate of the negotiations before they have begun could to a large degree obstruct the peace talks from being held at the scheduled time
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Ministry tells UN that massacre in suburb of Begayliya would not have occurred without the constant support of certain states, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey
The haze surrounding the Syrian issue has led to many overstatements by political analysts, politicians, and even ordinary Syrians, both in relation to the fears and dangers threatening Syria, and to the hopes of Syrians
Opposition figure tells Reuters he does not believe the January 25 set date for peace talks is realistic
After living through shelling, loss and displacement, the mere fact that they are Syrian has become a cause for suspicion wherever they go. With the spread of terrorist bombings across the world, it has become natural that the first to be accused in any attack is someone of Syrian nationality
Talks stress the need to create a suitable environment for the negotiations process due to take place at the end of the month
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Syrian foreign minister arrives in New Delhi for talks on boosting bilateral relations with India
Head of opposition’s negotiating team says committee has agreed to four ‘red lines’ which cannot be abandoned in any negotiation process
Hadi Abdullah and Raed Faris among a number of activists detained by Nusra Front after a raid on the radio station early Sunday
Economy minister says new law will help the private sector contribute to Syria’s reconstruction and economic development as a main and active partner
Syrian entrepreneurs and international bodies agree to deliver 500 tons of aid to embattled communities in Madaya, Moadamiya, Kefraya and Fua
