The Assad regime is clawing its way back to a position of dominance in the Syrian conflict. But it can only maintain that position as long as the armed conflict endures
Director of the Russian Cultural Center says Russia and Syria seeke to improve their cultural and educational relationship
Haidariya leaders say they will market an Alawite candidate among their community and their Russians and Iranian allies to challenge Assad
In an interview, Abdul Basset Seyda, a member of the political committee of the Syrian National Coalition criticizes the opposition for not being able to draw a political vision for the revolution
Journalist Firas Choufi drives through the province of Daraa, where the revolution broke out 3 years ago
Jaafari expressed Syria’s readiness to take part in the upcoming rounds of talks
The NCC calls on all countries to withdraw foreign fighters
In an attempt to understand the strategies the Syrian regime uses to keep the dollar exchange rate at 150 Syrian Pounds, Zaman al-Wasl spoke with economist and researcher, Samir Seifan
Bulbul is one of the first actors who declared his support of the Syrian revolution
Displaced urged to return home from camps and abroad
Iranian and Hezbollah advisers are playing a growing role
Ambassador Ford’s appropriation of blame is wrong
Putin says normalizing the situation in the Middle East will contribute to lasting regional peace
Lavrov says he expects the disposal of Syria’s chemical weapons to be completed by mid-2014
The ministry is working on the rehabilitation of the touristic treasures in Syria
Nikolaos van Dam is the author of The Struggle for Political Power in Syria and former ambassador of the Netherlands to various Middle Eastern countries
Nikolay Kozhanov is Professor of Political Economy at St. Petersbourg University
In a telephone interview to a hotel in Damascus, opposition figure says agreement to compromise based on failure of the opposition abroad
The detained soldiers begged to be treated like Christians and others exchanged
The Syrian revolution enters its fourth year with questions on the country’s future still pending
