Turkey to Grant Syrians Work Permission
Zaman al-Wasl (Opposition website)
August 8, 2014
Exceptional residency visas will be replaced with one-year humanitarian visas
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Exceptional residency visas will be replaced with one-year humanitarian visas
Syrians bought the most sweets, thought less than they used to at home
Tanrikulu categorically dismissed the claim that the trucks were transporting humanitarian aid into Syria
Syrians are exploiting the need for accommodation, creating a new mini-market
The persistence of the conflict and the ever growing number of urban refugees is creating a set of tough challenges for Turkey
Office administrator says the group assists those who want to return to Syria under the presidential amnesty
Education officials in Idlib province say interim government not doing enough to support them
The crossing was closed following a disagreement between Ahrar as-Sham, Islamic Front
Nada sat her exams in June in Kansafra, one of 34 towns in the Jabal al-Zawiya area, home to around 100,000 residents and under the armed opposition’s control for the last year-and-a-half
The fighters responded to a call from PKK which is outlawed in Turkey and has branches in Iran, Iraq and Syria
Poverty forces fathers to sell their daughters to pay the rent for a hut to house the rest of the family members
Although attention was first focused on the role of a plan for a Qatari pipeline to Europe through Syria in Doha’s efforts to topple the regime there, other parties tried to take advantage of the war in Syria to present themselves as a future alternative
The militant group’s capture of Mosul two weeks ago proves that Abu-Bakr Al-Baghdadi and his lieutenants can think strategically
Brahimi said he believes Assad never thought of stepping down or making any concessions
Faraj al-Awar writes on Hezbollah’s involvement in the Syrian affair
This is the outcome of the West’s bon-pour-l’Orient approach to politics in the region, dividing political power between ethnic and/or religious groups
The battle in Iraq could stretch the forces fighting the militants in Syria
This year, it seems Syrians will not be able to watch World Cup matches from their homes. Some may even say that tensions between Damascus and Doha have spilled over to sports, with Qatar’s beIN SPORTS holding the exclusive rights to broadcast the games in the region
A jihadi source linked to the organization explained: “The journey of jihad taught us not to easily trust people outside our denomination, no matter how much they claim to support the jihad
What happened was that the boat hit a floating tree branch as it was spinning and was punctured. We were all fighting against the river water to survive
