Bread prices Rise by 500 Percent
Al-Hayat (London based, Saudi-owned newspaper
December 18, 2013
International Rescue Committee says clean water is inaccessible prices for basics skyrocket
International Rescue Committee says clean water is inaccessible prices for basics skyrocket
The General Commission of the Syrian Revolution also documented names of 37 people killed in the city of Aleppo on Sunday
The child’s parents were out working in fields at the time
Army units killed dozens and seized massive amounts of ammunition
Halqi’s comments came as he met with the head of the Veterans Guild, Major General Adnan Makhlouf
Mohammad Al-Kasem, writes for The Syrian Observer from the Idleb countryside: Snow should be cause for celebration in Syria. But instead, it’s a curse!
Information Minister warns against publishing unverified information
There is no need to question the patient, with her skinny frail body, her white eyelids, and her paper thin skin—these are all signs of severe malnutrition
Asharq Al-Awsat speaks with Syrian interim government Prime Minister Ahmed Touhmeh about recent developments on the ground in Syria and the upcoming Geneva II peace conference
Syria says those who convened in Kuwait were responsible for shedding the blood of the Syrian people
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.
Veteran opposition figure outlines how to avoid the risks at Geneva
Illusionary+Massacres writes for The Syrian Observer on the official state media which broadcast invented massacres and mass graves they claim to be the work of the armed opposition
Witnesses say bodies were burned and homes looted
If the international community wanted, it could pressure the regime to agree on a transitional government with full authority
After most activists were forced to flee, the ones who are left are in a constant state of alert, living under the continuous threat of kidnapping or murder
The Iraqi militias were originally positioned in areas close to Shiite shrines
Hafez al-Assad even suppressed the Alawites who refused to obey him and showed tribal affiliations toward Assad’s former opponents, Salah Jdid and Mohammed Imran
Saleh knew he could not continue as president after so much blood was spilled in Yemen
Economic planning will be crucial for any successful federal state
