World meets in Paris to end Syria killings
The United States is set to call for tough new UN sanctions against President Bashar al-Assad and his inner circle, as over 100 Western and Arab nations meet on Friday in Paris for 'Friends of Syria'
Syria pummels rebels as battered city collects bodies
Syrian artillery pounded a northwestern town on Wednesday and areas near the ghost city of Douma, where residents recovered mutilated corpses after a rampage by militiamen loyal to President Bashar al
WikiLeaks publishing two million Syria emails
WikiLeaks said on Thursday it was publishing over two million emails from Syrian political figures dating back to 2006 but also covering the period of the crackdown on dissent by Syria's regime.
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US, Russia still at odds over Syria on eve of talks
Top diplomats from the United States and Russia failed to overcome their differences on the future of Syria on Friday, just hours before crunch multi-nation talks were to take place in Geneva.
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Syria in 'real situation of war': Assad
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday said his country was in state of war and ordered his new cabinet to crush the anti-regime uprising as Turkey vowed to retaliate the downing of one of its je
Assad issues decree forming new Syria government: TV
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad issued a decree on Saturday forming a new government, state television said, less than two months after controversial parliamentary elections boycotted by the oppositi
Syrian town deserted, burnt after clashes
The Syrian town of Haffeh was smoldering and nearly deserted on Thursday after days of clashes between government forces and rebels, while activists reported more army assaults on pro-opposition areas
France wants U.N. to be able to enforce Annan plan
France will propose giving the United Nations the power to enforce Kofi Annan's Syrian peace plan, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said on Wednesday, adding that a no-fly zone was an option under cons
Syrian army uses children as 'human shields': UN
Syrian troops have tortured children, executed them and used children as young as eight as ‘human shields’ during military raids against rebels, according to a UN report released on Tuesday.
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Syria: Assad forces renew Homs assault
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces have renewed efforts to impose control in Homs province, killing at least 35 people in one of the biggest bombardments since a failed U.N.-mandated ceasefire