Iran Visit Successful: PM
Al-Baath (Government newspaper)
August 7, 2013
Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi travelled to Tehran to congratulate the new Iranian president
Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi travelled to Tehran to congratulate the new Iranian president
Jarba also says while Geneva might happen, he is pessimistic it will achieve a political solution
Zoubi says chemical accusations against the Syrian government are part of a campaign of fabrications
The private guards will be allowed to carry firearms but not conduct information gathering work
In his Iftar address, Assad vows to “strike terrorism with an iron fist”
Rebels are advancing towards Assad’s hometown of Qardaha
Bicycles are being confiscated on the basis they may be transporting fugitives or illegal goods
Assad used the occasion to deliver a speech stressing the need for moral values and amity in Syrian society
Medvedev expressed deep sadness and regret over how things had unfolded in Syria
The arrests could be seen as advancing Hassan Abdulazim’s position within the NCC
Halqi says army has responsibility to protect the state and the people
The West is starting to realize the horror of the situation in Syria, but their wake up came too late
For Syrians, traveling to any given destination in the world is more complicated than ever
Filmmaker Haitham Haqqi Debates Michel Kilo Over the Future of Syria
Jarba’s visit to Qatar is expected to yield positive results
Iran says West intentionally turning blind eye to crimes
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
