Not content to force amendments to the U.S.-Russian agreement, the British and French have sought to make premature media announcements about expectations at the U.N.
U.S., French and U.K. purporting to support a political solution while also continuing to support Al-Qaeda
Spokesman for the Coordinating Commission for Democratic Change and Opposition Forces says a secret agreement has been reached to solve the problem of the opposition representation at talks
Information Minister says Syria takes its commitments seriously
Rasmussen said the initiative should give further momentum to a political solution
Foreign Ministry expresses concern over other countries’ refusal to join the convention on chemical weapons
Kerry said there is no military solution to the crisis
Idriss has rejected the Russian initiative that would see the Syrian regime place chemical weapon under international custody
There is no hope to push Western attitudes into a more advanced position in light of the reluctance to forge a direct alliance with the West, or in light of fighting the Baath in a Baathist language
The Syrian opposition and the Syrian public had contradictory feelings regarding both the American strike against the Assad regime
A statement issued Wednesday said the Russian initiative was on the right track to end Western pretexts for aggression
Kerry said that a peaceful solution must be pursued with a timetable
Fahed Masri said that the regime is attempting to raise concerns of minorities in Syria to sway public opinion against a strike
Kilo says the opposition considers the regime more dangerous than its chemical weapons
Iran says the Syrian government has been successful in fighting terrorists and has no need to use chemical weapons.
The two sides aim at trying to reach an agreement on a U.N. draft resolution that puts chemical weapons in Syria under international supervision
Dmitry Peskov revealed the discussions were conducted on the sidelines of the G20 Summit
Dehghan said U.S. military intervention in the region would lead to a “gap” in the region’s security.
Britain and the European Union provided the Syrian side with what is called a “last minute proposal” to avoid war
Dealers expect a dramatic rise of U.S Dollar against the Pound if the U.S. Congress votes ‘yes’ to military action.
