Bashar al-Assad مستعد لرأيك ، وتقديم الدعم للتصويت. التصويت على الانترنت!
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بشار حافظ الأسد - معرئيس الجمهورية العربية السورية استلم الرئاسة في عام 2000. | The President of Syria and Regional Secretary of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party.
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بشار حافظ الأسد - ضدّانقر فوق، إذا كنت لا تؤيد هذا المرشح. | Click, if you do not support Bashar al-Assad. Say why.
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في رأيي بشار الأسد طيبة جدا سياسيا. على سبيل المثال ، بسبب... (إذا أردت أن أكتب لماذا ، لقد كتبت هنا)
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Saudi Arabia arms Syrian rebels via Jordan – report
Saudi Arabia has reportedly sent military equipment to the Free Syrian Army in an attempt “to stop bloodshed by President Bashar Al-Assad’s regime” via Jordan, with the latter officially denying the delivery. Information that the military aid was sent came from an unnamed high-level Arab diplomat speaking to Agence France-Presse. However, the Jordanian government has rejected Saturday reports that it allowed Saudi weapons for Syria to transit its territory. Government spokesman Rakan al-Majali told United Press International that the reports were baseless, according ...
Bashar al-Assad seeks avoiding any new commitment
BEIRUT - Future Movement MP Ammar Houri said that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s recent statements reflected an attempt to avoid new commitments, al-Mustaqbal daily reported on Wednesday. He added that Assad renewed his support to the March 8 alliance and its demand, the past month, to keep the obstructing third vote. Houri told the paper that the Syrian regime had two important tests in the coming period. The first would be at the Arab Summit on March 30 in Doha, where Assad would show his stance on the Arab initiative for reconciliation. The second test would be on June 7, when ...
Bashar al-Assad: There is no conflict in the Arab interests
...,and the restoration of Golan is non-negotiable President Bashar al-Assad underlined that there is no conflict in the Arab interests, saying "in the history of the inter-Arab relations there was no genuine disagreement in the interests, but a difference in viewpoints.""The problem is that if two Arab sides disagree on an issue, they will transfer the disagreement into other issues, so this should be a motive to work with methodology in dealing with Arab issues," the President said in a speech to the UAE's Al-Khaleej Newspaper published Sunday. ... "We discussed with Prince Saud ...
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Toddler Fleeing Syria Found Crossing Desert Separated From Family The war in Syria is a messy affair mired in the complexities of Middle East geopolitics, but sometimes an image can cut through the fog to illustrate a simple truth in a way no amount of words or numbers ever could. Such is the case with the photo CNN’s Hala Gorani tweeted on Monday. According to Gorani, United Nations staff found four-year-old Marwan carrying his worldly possessions in a plastic bag alone in the desolate Jordanian desert. The child was fleeing the violence in Syria and had been separated from relatives. Marwan and the family were later reunited, Gorani said. UN staff found 4 year-old Marwan crossing desert alone after being separated from family fleeing #Syria. http://t.co/YdCt7gZrcN— Hala Gorani (@HalaGorani) February 17, 2014 Update: There was later some confusion regarding whether Marwan was actually alone. A spokesman for the United Nations’ refugee agency said he was only “temporarily separated” from his family, and both the spokesman An |
U.S. “Considering Military Force in Syria” During Senate testimony Thursday, July 18, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs General Martin Dempsey stated that he has provided “options” to President Obama for the possibility of using military force in Syria. The UK Daily Telegraph also reported that Dempsey, in his appearance before the Senate Armed Services Committee, indicated that he believed Syrian President Continue Reading |
Syrian Peace Talks On Verge of Collapse Syrian peace talks in Geneva faltered Friday after the western-backed opposition refused to take part in face-to-face negotiations with President Bashar Assad’s delegation, and Assad’s government threatening to return to Syria unless serious talks began within a day. The two sides will now meet with a U.N. mediator separately after the government rejected the opposition’s demands to begin a process of creating a transitional administration, reports Reuters. “If no serious work sessions are held by (Saturday), the official Syrian delegation will leave Geneva due to the other side’s lack of seriousness or preparedness,” Syrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem said according to Syrian state television. “The objective is for the first of talks to last until next Friday, but expectations are so low we’ll see how things develop day by day,” Reuters reported a Western diplomat as saying. Syria’s civil war, which began in 2011 with a peaceful uprising a |
Russian Missiles Unlikely to Reach Syria for Months In a move certain to provoke confusion and frustration in Damascus, Syria, Russian news organization Interfax reported that Russia’s previously declared shipment of anti-aircraft missiles to Syria will be delayed. Specifically, the Russian news agency reported the delivery of S-300 air defense missiles to Syria would occur no earlier than September 2013. This delay is Continue Reading |
