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Music alongside bullets in Damascus streets

    "Wamdha" is a project for love and peace where a group of Syrian youth are trying to challenge war through their music,"Wamdha" or the the Blink  is to stop the tiring "music" of war and the bullets sounds, by their touching and tender songs in the middle of...

Human Rights: Mapping the Sarin Flight Path

The UN inspectors investigating the chemical weapons attack on two suburbs in Damascus last month weren’t supposed to point the finger at the party responsible for the killings. But even so, the Sellstrom report  revealed key details of the attack that strongly suggest the government is to...

UN inspectors will return to Syria "within weeks"

The chief UN chemical weapons inspector says his team will return to Syria "within weeks" to complete the investigation it had started before the Aug 21 gas attack of other alleged chemical weapons attacks in the country. Ake Sellstrom told The Associated Press Wednesday the...

Syria's Turkmen maul Coalition-Kurds Agreement

Syrian Democratic Turkmen Movement expressed its reservation about the agreement signed between the Syrian Coalition and the Kurdish National Council as well as its rejection to threatening the sovereignty of the Syrian people and land.  In a statement, the movement said: “We call upon...

Snipers, killing machine threaten Syrians

"On average I treat about 10 people a day, every single day, but Fridays are always the worst" Sam, the 25 years old, young doctor said to BBC correspondent about victims of snipers in Bustan al-Qasr crossing point. "Yesterday about 30 people were shot here." He added to BBC....

Obama says UN report changed world opinion on Syria

President Barack Obama said Tuesday that a UN report detailing a chemical weapons attack in Syria had reshaped international opinion on the actions of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Obama said the UN report released Monday, which did not directly attribute blame, nevertheless proved everything...

Kerry urges 'strong' U.N. resolution on Syria

Secretary of State John Kerry insisted on Tuesday that the U.S.-Russian agreement for  Syria  to hand over its chemical weapons must be backed by a U.N. resolution with the teeth to force compliance from President Bashar al-Assad. "That will happen only with the  United...