Ban Ki-moon Says Situation in Syria the World's Greatest Security Threat
Wants world leaders to stop fueling the conflict
Wants world leaders to stop fueling the conflict
Western countries are dropping calls for force to be used if Syria does not comply with conditions
Have not been tasked to examine who used chemical weapons
Regime promises to allow international observers access
Families trying to get by
Some French citizens have gone to wage Jihad in Syria
Many rebels upset U.S. working with Russia on chemical weapons deal
Deadline was tomorrow
Civil war involving many foreigners
Members of Assad's religious group
Delivered between 2002 and 2006
Denies Syrian forces were responsible for the chemical attack near Damascus last month
Panetta supports idea of US intervention, Gates opposes it, both believe Obama shouldn't have went to Congress
The Syrian Islamic Movement posted video of Mohammed al Alami's funeral on Youtube
Doesn't look like he is going anywhere soon
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights is reporting that there is violence in nearly every province
United Nations report on August 21 attacks says chemical weapons were used, but does not say who used them
Obama's foreign policy is disengaged, interventionist, and aimless at the same time
Western powers say UN report provides irrefutable evidence
That doesn't sound like it'll end well
Russia still not convinced gas attack was perpetrated by regime
About 10,000 linked to al Qaeda
Decline to provide details
Will probably have better luck than when looking for support for war
The president is now at odds with Congress and the public.
May not identify a perpetrator of chemical weapons use at all
Opposition claims official does not speak for regime
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