The Revolution in Syrian Drama
Asharq al-Awsat
July 31, 2013
The ability to influence through drama is a weapon only present in the hands of the regime
The ability to influence through drama is a weapon only present in the hands of the regime
Syria says it will do everything in its power to supply the inquiry commission with all the confirmed information it has
Syria says countries supporting terrorism are to blame for the attacks
Jaafari said the Commission is deliberately ignoring evidence
Incidents of rebel forces targeting civil activists are becoming alarmingly systematic
Regime shells the al-Waer neighbourhood in apparent retaliation, also killing three
An agreement was reached on how to proceed with the mission
Government and opposition sources give differing numbers of armed forces killed
A government pledge to close hundreds of Syrian refugee-owned businesses operating without licenses is driven by political, not economic concerns
Jarba says arms must be provided quickly to defend Syrian civilians
Government and opposition exchange blame for the deadly blast
Abdelke’s detention is the latest in a series of actions the Syrian regime has taken in its attempt to foil any peaceful plot to put an end to the nation’s suffering
Bashar al-Assad’s militias are “cleansing” towns and villages of their Sunni Muslim inhabitants, the Daily Telegraph reports
Marriage seems a near impossible prospect, both economically and mentally, so Syrian youth are hesitant to take the plunge
US Joint Chiefs of Staff has offered five military options, including limited strikes and establishing a no-fly zone
He refrained from commenting on the election of Ahmad al-Jarba as new president of the National Coalition of Revolution and Opposition Forces.
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Ariha had been besieged by at least 12 checkpoints of Assad’s forces, besides some military bases around the area
Russia is continuing communication with representatives of the Syrian government and all groups of the opposition to convince everybody to accept the Russian-U.S. initiative
Minister says armed fighters groups are blocking roads and preventing supplies from reaching besieged areas
Haidar stressed that the government doesn’t impose any conditions on those who provide aid; rather it facilitates their work and compliments
