Assad Says He Wants Elections to Decide Syria's Future
His military seems to be sending a different message
His military seems to be sending a different message
Total number of refugees in the neighboring country now stands at around 120,000
Meanwhile Bashar Assad told Russian TV he's not going anywhere
Elections have consequences thousands of miles away
Forty-two Syrian officers have so fled since the conflict began
Kurdish militias view some of the rebels as Islamist thugs acting on Turkey's behalf
Meanwhile, fighting broke out among rebels in northern Syria
Israel has lodged complaint complaint to the U.N.
Brutal execution video shows serious lack of "good guys"
As the hit movie Argo shows, American presidents don't decide when the story begins.
The rebels look increasingly ascendant in Syria's second largest city
A conference to unify the opposition is scheduled for this weekend
Killings were recorded on video
Not a great place to be nabbed for any reason
Just in case anyone was still hoping the failed truce might nevertheless manage to improve the situation
A bloodbath could happen, as opposed to the current one
Says the superstorm was developed by advanced Iranian technology
U.N. envoy urging China to held end the conflict
Jets and tanks level community near Damascus
There was a UN-backed truce no one respected that ended yesterday
Maaret al-Numan is strategically placed on the highway connecting Damascus and Aleppo
Civil society is burgeoning and violence has largely been avoided in Derik, a largely Kurdish town in Syria
Extremist groups like Al Qaeda are among the ranks of Assad's opposition
The U.N-backed truce is on its third day, Eid al-Adha ends tomorrow
Car bomb in Damascus kills at least 5 and wounds 30 according to state media
The government says it's implemented the ceasefire but is responding to rebel violations
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