U.S. Hopes Assad Can Be Eased Out With Russia’s Aid (Published 2012)
President Obama, with Prime Minister Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia at Camp David, proposed a political transition in Syria.Credit...Pool photo by Mikhail Klimentyev WASHINGTON — In a new effort to halt more than a year of bloodshed in Syria, President Obama will push for the departure of President Bashar al-Assad under a proposal modeled on the transition in another strife-torn Arab country, Yemen.
Opposition says Syrian rebel fighters to get salaries
Rebels fighting the government of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria will be paid salaries, the opposition Syrian National Council has announced. Money will also be given to soldiers who defect from the government's army, the SNC added, after a "Friends of the Syrian people" summit in Turkey. Conference delegates said wealthy Gulf Arab states would supply millions of dollars a month for the SNC fu
For Syrians, No Easy Exit From Conflict (Published 2012)
In Damascus last week, a rally was held in support of President Bashar al-Assad.Credit...Youssef Badawi/European Pressphoto Agency BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syria is locked in an ominous and violent stalemate: With overwhelming firepower and a willingness to kill, President Bashar al-Assad could hold on to power for months or even years, keeping the opposition from controlling any territory and denying it
Syrian troops 'take control of northern city of Idlib'
The army began an offensive on Idlib province on Saturday, two weeks after entering Homs Syrian government forces have taken control of the north-western city of Idlib, after days of clashes with rebel fighters, opposition activists say. Security forces are now reportedly carrying out house-to-house searches in the area, which has been a stronghold of the Free Syrian Army (FSA). It is not clear wh
Russia: We are not protecting Syria
Russia today insisted the government was not “protecting any regimes” as anger grew among Arab leaders over Moscow’s blocking of international pressure on Syria’s president to step down. Russia today insisted the government was not “protecting any regimes” as anger grew among Arab leaders over Moscow’s blocking of international pressure on Syria’s president to step down. Foreign Minister Sergey La
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