Jarba Studies Expansion of Opposition Delegation, Excludes Regime Figures
Al-Hayat (London-based Saudi newspaper)
February 6, 2014
Jarba headed to Moscow ahead of the second round of peace talks
Jarba headed to Moscow ahead of the second round of peace talks
Aleppo families marched in support if the army on Tuesday
Members of the Local Council were elected by several of the city’s activists on July 2, according to a structure devised by a group of local intellectuals
A legal, registered marriage between two Syrians on Lebanese soil requires the completion of several bureaucratic procedures and the presentation of various forms of identification
The fact that the Sunnis are a clear majority in Syria is not a major obstacle to reaching a power-sharing agreement similar to the Taif Accord of 1989
The Syrian National Coalition President Ahmad Jarba makes an impassioned speech addressing the Syrian people, explaining the regime lost the first round of talks
The failure of the Geneva talks should serve as a lesson for the opposition to redraw its strategy
Western officials are seeking concessions on the delivery of humanitarian aid
Shibl says the opposition has rejected the most basic principles for the Syrian state presented by the official delegation
Sources say the escalation in American policy aims to isolate extremists and put pressure on the Syrian regime
Safi accuses the regime’s insistence on Assad as lacking patriotism
Salim Idriss was among those to announce the formation of the new military coalition
Plea for all human rights organizations and media institutions to put more pressure on the Assad regime to save the lives those still in prison
Abu Bakr was a former officer in Saddam Husain’s Baath army
The women behind the operation were all graduates of a Baath Party training program
Shammat was talking at a press conference in Tehran
Parents have completely abstained from sending their children to school in order to protect them from danger
Gold prices in Syria have skyrocketed in Syria over the last two years
Syrian delegates say Geneva was not designed to discuss humanitarian aid
Syria’s armed conflict escalated even further in 2013 as the government intensified its attacks and began using increasingly deadly and indiscriminate weapons, culminating in a chemical weapons attack on the Damascus countryside on August 21
