Mikdad:Syria Facing War Led by U.S. and Undemocratic Powers
Al-Baath (Government newspaper)
April 18, 2014
Mikdad says Syria did not anticipate the enormous amounts of weapons and funds that entered Syria
Mikdad says Syria did not anticipate the enormous amounts of weapons and funds that entered Syria
The Assad regime is clawing its way back to a position of dominance in the Syrian conflict. But it can only maintain that position as long as the armed conflict endures
Assad says the military front is at a “turning point”
Israeli website Walla quoted a high ranking officer as saying that 1,600 “Syrian injured” were treated by Israel so far
Zoubi says presidential elections do not contradict the Geneva communiqué
In an attempt to understand the strategies the Syrian regime uses to keep the dollar exchange rate at 150 Syrian Pounds, Zaman al-Wasl spoke with economist and researcher, Samir Seifan
Chief opposition negotiator criticizes statement by former U.S. ambassador Ford blaming the opposition
Ambassador Ford’s appropriation of blame is wrong
The Interim Government has offered a temporary plan of action to rebuild state institutions in the liberated areas of Syria.
Robertson says the results of the election are well known by all
Volker Perthes is the executive chairman of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), in Berlin
Ahmad Jarba was invited on the sidelines of Syrian peace talks in Geneva
U.S. and European policymakers should look beyond the objectives of the Geneva II conference on Syria and implement a comprehensive strategy to push the conflict toward a settlement
Mouallem says the Syrian delegation did what other Arab states should do in confronting terrorism
Assad met a delegation from the Jordanian Foreign Affairs Council for Regulating Popular Diplomacy
Four people were killed in the attack in Adra
Sweida, which was in a generally neutral position a year ago, is now at the heart of the battle for the south of Syria
The SMC announced Sunday that Idriss had been removed from his post as head of the Supreme Military Council
Kerry urged the regime’s supporters to press for the creation of a transitional government and warned they would bear the responsibility
Is the ‘Free World’ truly interested in ending this conflict? Or is it a mere face-saving exercise?
