Stepped Up Media War on Syria
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Propaganda wars precede hot ones
Heading for war on Syria
Obama plans war on Syria
Heading for war on Syria
Risk of global war real
Damascus says a preliminary investigation showed armed groups carried out the Houla massacre.
Obama wants more wars
Propaganda war
The US's top military officer has warned Syria it could face armed intervention as international outrage grows over the massacre of women and children by tanks and artillery in Houla. General Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the joint chiefs of sta
Media scoundrels support Obama's rage for war
Rage for war
Roadside bomb hits Syrian military vehicle in Deraa, wounding six soldiers seconds after a UN monitor convoy passed by.
Polling stations have closed in Syria, where people were voting for a 250-strong parliament in the first democratic election in decades.
At a meeting of Syria's opposition, Muslim Brotherhood officials gather round Marxists colleagues, nudging them to produce policy statements for the Syrian National Council, the main political group challenging President Bashar al-Assad.
The US and NATO have some questions to answer about the massive weapons cargo seized by Lebanese intelligence officials.
An explosion has destroyed a building in Syria's central city of Hama, reportedly killing up to 69 people, many of them children.
Kofi Annan has said the situation in Syria is "bleak," expressing concern at reports the government was still conducting military operations. But experts say the West’s biased approach is to blame for that.
Media scoundrels support all imperial wars
Damascus suburb reportedly stormed by government forces, as envoy Kofi Annan urges both sides to "put down weapons".
UN Observers Tour Southern City of Daraa
The Syrian foreign minister says the Assad regime has withdrawn troops from several provinces.
Soros wants a piece of the Syrian spoils
The 70-nation Friends of Syria has recognized the Syrian National Council as the "legitimate representative" of all Syrians, the conference's final statement says.
Obama plans regime change by any means, including war
Arab states in the Persian Gulf have agreed to provide a monthly stipend of several million dollars to pay a “salary” to opposition fighters in Syria and encourage more defections from President al-Assad’s army, participants at an international confe
Syrian troops crossed into Lebanese territory and clashed with opposition forces there, according to eye witness reports. Other sources say there was no actual incursion.
Syria's uprising could end up looking like Libya, Algeria, Kosovo, or perhaps something different altogether.
So here we are, finally, messily winding down the long war in Afghanistan and simultaneously being goaded toward new military ventures against the regimes in Syria and Iran. What are the right questions the president should ask?
Russia's foreign minister urged Syria to support U.N.-Arab League envoy Kofi Annan's peacemaking efforts "without delay".
Two large explosions, believed to be car bombs, struck the Syrian capital, Damascus, on Saturday morning, hitting intelligence and security buildings in busy sections of the city and killing or wounding dozens of civilians and security personnel.