Turkey's FM meets new Syrian opposition leader
The Syrian Observer
July 10, 2013
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu received Syria’s newly elected leader of National Coalition Ahmad Jarba
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu received Syria’s newly elected leader of National Coalition Ahmad Jarba
Johnny Abo writes for The Syrian Observer on the ‘liberated’ town of Kafar Nubbol: The inhabitants are accustomed to war and the daily lifestyle despite the difficulties and the scent of death and destruction everywhere
President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to the local newspaper al-Thawra, in which he claimed that his opponents have “used up all their tools” and failed to overthrow his regime
HRW calls The Syrian government is using its sweeping Counterterrorism Law and its recently established special court against human rights defenders and Extraordinary court will resume the trial of Mazen Darwish and four of his colleagues from the Syrian Center for Media and Freedom of Expression on accusations of “publicizing terrorist acts”
Religious edicts are promoting hatred and bigotry, the ministry has said in letters addressed to U.N. bodies
Religious endowments minister says religious edicts labelling others infidels distort Islamic texts
The PYD, accused of working with the Syrian regime, has arrested many Kurdish revolutionaries
Regardless of the extent of regional and international presence on the Syrian arena, the internal forces will continue to enjoy the last say in directing the events and determining their course and outcome
Arab League Secretary-General says Geneva II will likely take place in July
President Assad has warned Europe in a German newspaper interview that it will “pay the price” if it follows Washington’s lead and delivers arms to rebel forces
Power will change hands only through the ballot box, Zoubi says
When Hind asks an armed fighter of the FSA “Son, what are you going to do with your weapon once the fighting is over?” he replies, “I will sell it to pay my tuition fee”
Foreign Ministry says the massacre was instigated by one of the Salafi sheikhs in Kuwait, Shafi al-Ajami
Now with the regime using Scud missiles and chemical weapons, it has become too late to even demand no-fly zones
Dozens of Syrian children have been admitted to Turkish hospitals
While the fighting in Syria drags on, another danger looms ever larger
Chemical weapons used by rebels came from Turkey
What is happening in the region today is a result of the Neo-Conservative plan by the United States
Yazigi was returning from Turkey, where he was involved in discussions for the release of the two abducted bishops of Aleppo, Yohanna Ibrahim and Paul Yazigi.
Information Minister Omran al-Zoubion Sunday called for the release of all prisoners of conscience in Turkey, saying there is no justification for the arrest of
