Bombardment of Aleppo Resumes
Rebels claim to be running low on supplies as they retreat north.
Rebels claim to be running low on supplies as they retreat north.
50,227 refugees have been recorded in Turkey, with the rest in Lebanon, Iraq, and Jordan.
The money is for communication equipment and medical supplies.
Appoints Sunni Muslim from the southern province where the Syrian uprising erupted 17 months ago.
Twenty-five nations present at conference, but none back rebel forces.
The Socialists want the former president to shut up and stand behind his country
Mediation may no longer be an option with all the sieges and violence and whatnot.
The army continues to push into the rebel stronghold
"Retired" members of the Revolutionary Guard are among the 48 pilgrims taken hostage by rebels in Damascus
A heavy government assault has forced rebels to abandon some of their positions.
Riyad Hijab fled Syria earlier this week with his family.
The government's heavy weapons continue to face fierce resistance in Syria's largest city.
The Secretary of State made the remarks during talks in South Africa.
Spokesman says the move comes amid a "deteriorating security situation".
Rearranging the deck chairs on the Hindenburg
Rebels claim the Iranians were members of the Revolutionary Guard. Iran says they were pilgrims.
Describes government as "crumbling from within."
Two or three cabinet leaders may have joined him, contradicting reports that he had been sacked.
Rebels executed twenty people and buried them under rubble.
Iran is working with Turkey and Qatar to secure release of the hostages
The Islamic Republic says Syrians support their government because their government opposes Israel.
Defected with three other ministers, according to a rebel spokesperson
Syria's state television continued to broadcast after a bomb that went off on the third floor wounded three.
Gunmen seize a tour bus of Iranian pilgrims as fighting flares up in the Syrian capital
"We shouldn't pretend a regime that cuts throats of children today will not be prepared to gas them tomorrow," he told the General Assembly
It's okay: Nobody probably heard it over the explosions.
Israel says it will it will stop Assad if he tries to transfer chemical stockpiles to Hezbollah.
Fighting continues in Damascus and elsewhere in Syria
Kofi Annan is disengaging but the U.N. continues to provide observations.
A planned resolution from the UN General Assembly aims to pressure the Security Council to act amid escalating violence in Syria.
Three Russian landing ships will arrive in Syria soon to deliver supplies.
British foreign minister says they're already helping in a "practical and non-lethal" way.
Former U.N secretary-general quits as international peace envoy.
Apparent rebel execution of loyalists draws rebuke from other rebel and opposition groups.
CIA, other agencies given nod to help oust Assad.
Those executed, supposed extreme loyalists, were accused of murder.
Nadim Kobeissi has made encrypted online communication sexy
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