After the ceremonies in Montreux when the two Syrian delegations, Lakhdar Brahimi, and Jeffrey Feltman go to Geneva to negotiate, the urgent issues will be somewhere else
Russia said the statement did not mention the crimes of the opposition
Assad, preoccupied with his fireworks display on Syrian land, suddenly feels that his mission will end and his grasp on power will not last
The Coalition is in crisis after mass resignations
If Geneva II is to be held this January, it would come up with nothing more than initiating a series of fragile, futile negotiations
Russian will be offered from next year
Support for the President in fighting terror is hardening
The failure of the international community to support the Syrian revolution prompts questions about their real intentions
The group has long insisted that it refuses to negotiate until President Bashar al-Assad’s regime exits power
The Coalition is set for troubles next week when over 200 delegates meet in Spain
The parties promoting democracy and coexistence have remained silent for too long
No one objected to the deal, nor to Assad’s right to continue to steal the wealth of the Syrian people
Manna says he will only go to Geneva with a united Syrian opposition
Sarah Khan claims a phone conversation about the case was held between her mother and Shaaban
Tartous houses the regime’s main naval base, which is also used by Assad’s Russian allies
Bogdanov met with opposition leaders in Geneva.
Russia says it has not changed its position on Syria
A group of non-partisan Syrians will meet the U.N. Syria envoy Lakhdar Brahimi, as well as U.S. and Russian officials ahead of the Geneva II conference
Lavrov called on the moderate national opposition to unite their efforts with the Syrian government to fight the extremists.
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
