Syria’s Deadly Bureaucracy
Al-Majallah
September 6, 2013
A staggering 4.25 million, almost one in five Syrians, are estimated to be internally displaced
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A staggering 4.25 million, almost one in five Syrians, are estimated to be internally displaced
Syrian state television denied on Wednesday Habib had left the country, as well as reports of his defection
Abdel Tawwab Shahrour claims to carry evidence of the involvement of President Bashar Assad in the use of chemical weapons in the attack on Khan al-Assal
5,000 people fleeing the country every day
The Middle East is a powder keg, and today the flame is coming very near, Assad says
National Alliance of the Egyptian Revolutionary Forces called on the Arab nation to recognize the “plots being hatched to fragment the region
if the Congress members decide to respect their voters’ wishes, this would mean the turning of the page of the strike
Washington impeded the entry of Atropine and other anti-chemical agents to Syria from Turkey
Of the victims, 49 were children. Hassib hopes their memory will survive future generations.
The report covers the topics of constitutional reform, political reform, electoral reform, security sector reform, economic reform, and transitional justice in post-conflict Syria
Jafaari says Syria is a peaceful state that seeks peace and security in the region
A military strike on Syria might deter the Assad regime from using chemical weapons again, but it is unlikely to be a game changer in the course of the Syrian conflict
The two groups agreed that Syria should be named the “Syrian Republic” instead of the “Syrian Arab Republic”
America has waged many wars, but has never been able to achieve its political objectives from any of them: Assad
Top military chiefs from western and Arab countries are meeting in Amman to discuss the situation in Syria
Moallem happy for the change of the political scene in Egypt
Ironically, the regime’s newest attack falls one year to the day since Obama issued his “red line” threat
Sources warn of dangerous side effects from the drugs
New leaders, new policies and new alliances for the recently reunited group
It once seemed like Syrian President al-Assad would quickly fall in Syria’s uprising, but increased Russian and Iranian support, and now the coup in Egypt, have given him a new lease on life
