Joint Shipping Company to Transport Syrian Products to Russia and Belarus
Al-Baath (Government newspaper)
August 15, 2014
The plan is part of the “green corridor” project
The plan is part of the “green corridor” project
Even now, the president said, the administration has difficulty finding, training and arming a sufficient cadre of secular Syrian rebels: “There’s not as much capacity as you would hope”
Khatib described recent statement by Lavrov as “optimistic”
Habbash Says communication must be established between all sides
International Institutions Confirm Increasingly Frequent War Crimes in Syria, while the United Nations Limits Itself to Humanitarian Measures that Will Not End the War
Moallem said Russia has a growing role in establishing a world where justice and peace prevail
Bashar al-Assad was sworn on Wednesday before the members of the People’s Assembly. Below is the full text of the speech as translated by SANA
A U.N. observer mission will be spread in Syria’s neighboring countries including Jordan, Iraq and Turkey to oversee delivery of humantiarian aid
The Coalition needs to be repaired and institutionalized, but it requires work
With the world’s attention focused on Iraq and in the absence of a political solution, the Syrian uprising faces an existential challenge
Veteran United Nations official Staffan de Mistura, a former UN special envoy to Afghanistan and Iraq, will replace Lakhdar Brahimi as the international mediator seeking an end to Syria’s conflict
The deal will start the implementation of the Tigris irrigation project
Brahimi said he believes Assad never thought of stepping down or making any concessions
Shaaban is one of the officials banned from visiting EU countries, but Norway is not a member of the Union
Faraj al-Awar writes on Hezbollah’s involvement in the Syrian affair
Statement says some battles are won and some are lost
Lukashenko expressed confidence that Syria will eliminate the current crisis
This is the outcome of the West’s bon-pour-l’Orient approach to politics in the region, dividing political power between ethnic and/or religious groups
This year, it seems Syrians will not be able to watch World Cup matches from their homes. Some may even say that tensions between Damascus and Doha have spilled over to sports, with Qatar’s beIN SPORTS holding the exclusive rights to broadcast the games in the region
In response to the open-ended Syrian civil war and the policy dilemmas it raises, the Israeli government has essentially decided to take a backseat
