Regime and Opposition Meet in Geneva
All4Syria (Independent website)
January 16, 2015
Bouthaina Shaaban: “My position in the government does not mean that I cannot be considered an opposition supporter”
Bouthaina Shaaban: “My position in the government does not mean that I cannot be considered an opposition supporter”
More opposition parties boycott Moscow 1, causing the regime to consider lowering the attendance of its delegation
The elections came in the midst of internal divisions within the Democratic Bloc of the Coalition
The Dean of Marketing and Management Studies Centre at the European University in Damascus has allegedly imposed unacceptable fees on students for certificates
Talks are only of value if the issue of terrorism is dealt with
Darwish was set to appear before a Damascus court on Monday on “terror” charges along with his colleagues Hussein Ghreir and Hani Zaitani
No way Assad to be part of the transition plan, and he could not regain legitimacy to govern, Kerry says
Assad appeared at ease, wearing a navy blue suit and smiling regularly throughout the 45-minute interview
President says mentality threatens entire Middle East
The U.N. has sought to raise an unprecedented $6.5 billion for Syria
Syrian women are paying a heavy price as a result of the current situation
Official tells BBC that the allies said the group will lose credibility if they don’t attend
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
The group has long insisted that it refuses to negotiate until President Bashar al-Assad’s regime exits power
Mikdad was meeting an Australian delegation comprising of activists from the “Hands Off Syria” movement
U.S. and Russia have a common interest in terms of preventing the fall of Syria into the hands of extremists
Economic planning will be crucial for any successful federal state
Idriss says FSA will fight throughout the conference
The NCC has previously stated it will not attend unless its leaders are released
The powerful opposition group’s statement comes on Sunday as fighting rages on near the border with neighboring Iraq and in the central city of Homs
