Two Car Bombs Kill at Least 11 in Syria’s Northern Aleppo
ASHARQ AL-AWSAT (London-based pan-Arab daily)
February 1, 2021
Eleven people died and many more were injured in two unrelated car bombings in Northern Aleppo.
Eleven people died and many more were injured in two unrelated car bombings in Northern Aleppo.
A Syrian opposition member has criticized the lack of agreement over the Constitutional Committee writes North Press.
A car bomb has exploded in Tel Abyad killing three civilians, in the latest attack to hit a Turkish held area reports Zaman Al-Wasl.
Politicians from Suwedia have called for negotiations between all the parties in Syria and said that it is not too late for reconciliation writes North Press.
The fifth round of the Constitutional Committee is underway, but has been plagued by disagreements, stalling tactics and intransigence writes Baladi News.
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Ilham Ahmed of the Syrian Democratic Council has not ruled out discussion with the Syrian regime or Turkey, during a symposium in Aleppo reports North Press.
SDC co-chair Riad Darar has called on the Syrian Democratic Forces to join the work of the Constitutional Committee and find a political solution writes Asharq Al-Awsat.
The Syrian opposition is fracturing, amid reports that a new political body will be formed reports North Press.
Geir Pedersen has announced that the Constitutional Committee will resume talks in an effort to find a political solution to the crisis in Syria reports Al-Araby Al-Jadeed.
Greece has restarted an agreement to send any refugees who arrive on Greek lands back to Turkey reports North Press.
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The Ansar Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Brigade has claimed responsibility for an attack that wounded three Turkish soldiers in the northern countryside of Idleb writes Alsouria Net.
Former Turkish foreign minister Yashar Yakis has said that Turkey must engage in direct talks with the President Assad reports Al-Masdar.
The Coordination Committee has said that the Syrian Democratic Forces must give up on their ambitions for independence and that talks are underway with the SDC reports Enab Baladi.
The Syrian Negotiations Commission have had limited success at their most recent meeting, with opposing factions failing to agree on appointments writes Al-Modon.
The Syrian Democratic Forces have clashed with Turkish-backed factions in Ayn Issa after a period of calm reports Etihad Press.
The former French Ambassador has met with the Autonomous Administration to discuss Kurdish issues and has taken custody of French children from al-Hol reports North Press.
