Assad: Only Option is Defeat of Terrorism
Al-Baath (Government newspaper)
April 3, 2014
Assad highlights what he says is Russia’s important role in the international arena
Assad highlights what he says is Russia’s important role in the international arena
The activist group said on Tuesday it had documented 150,344 deaths in the conflict that started with peaceful protesters demanding the ousting of President Bashar Assad’s government
With Syria’s rebels nearing the strategic costal city of Latakia, the heartland of President Bashar Al-Assad’s Alawite sect, a major change in the Syrian war could be near. But what is clear is that for the fighters, nothing will ever be the same
The number of people suffering from permanent disability is unknown
The economic impact of the arrival of Syrian refugees has been greater than what the Turkish government predicted. Prices have increased in the country, especially in border cities
Armenian President expressed thanks to Syria for protecting its citizens
NCC says Turkish intervention only complicates the situation
Engaging directly with Syria presents a risky strategy for Erdogan
The Interim Government has offered a temporary plan of action to rebuild state institutions in the liberated areas of Syria.
Lavrov says he expects the disposal of Syria’s chemical weapons to be completed by mid-2014
Turkish President Abdullah Gul has vowed to protect the Suleyman Shah Tomb in Syria if it comes under attack
Syria denounces move as “blatant aggression”
Hilal Assad founded the National Defence Army, a group of pro-government civilians fighting alongside the Syrian army
Nikolay Kozhanov is Professor of Political Economy at St. Petersbourg University
Mohammad Kassem writes for The Syrian Observer on a successful local council experience in Northern syria
ISIS took advantage of the withdrawal of the Ahrar al Sham and Jabhat Al Nusra groups at the end of September 2012 and turned the province’s entire life
Volker Perthes is the executive chairman of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), in Berlin
Syrian children are suffering from improvised Turkish policy, the absence of a clear vision from the Coalition, poor financial resources and the absence of a real and effective role for U.N.
The prices in the markets of Kfar Nabel, a city of over 30,000, were affected by the repeated closure of the Bab Al-Hawa crossing, around 100 kilometers from the city
One prison survivor said the kidnapped civilians and fighters are all in ISIS’s biggest prison, al-Sad in Tabqa
