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27. Mai 2014Eingestellt unter: Movements
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- Suhaib Anjarini, 22.5.2014:Harakat Hazm – America’s new favorite jihadist group
- Omar Dahi on The Rebel Withdrawal from Homs and Brahimi Resignation (16.5.2014)
- „Answer Coalition“, 15.5.2014: U.S. steps up interference in Syria as elections approach
- Bill van Auken, 9.5.2014: Obama in talks with “rebel” leader on escalating Syrian war
- Associated Press and Agence France-Presse, 4.5.2014: Thousands flee fierce Syrian rebel infighting near border
- Asharq Al-Awsat, 21.2.2014: Iran boosts military support in Syria to bolster Assad
- Balint Szlanko, 20.2.2014: Instead of fleeing, some of Syria’s Christians will stand their ground
- Arabic News Digest, 19.2.2014: FSA leadership changes benefit the Assad regime
- Jushua Landis, 22.1.2014: Why Syria’s Assad heads to Geneva from a position of strength
- Andrew Parasiliti, 22.1.2014: Moallem – Aleppo proposal a response to Kerry’s call for local cease-fires
- NTJ/BA, 22.1.2014: Syria Kurds declare autonomy ahead of Geneva II
- Pepe Escobar, 22.1.2014: Syria and the Geneva 2 charade
- Reva Bhalla, 21.1.2014: The Geopolitics of the Syrian Civil War
- „Revolutionary Current in Syria“, 20.1.2014: SYRIA,The enemies of the popular revolution – the dictatorial regime and the counter revolutionary reactionary force
- Yazan al-Saadi, 20.1.2014: Geneva II – Stifling Syrian Voices
- AFP, 20.1.2014: Syria’s Assad expects to run again rejects power deal
- Alex Lantier, 20.1.2014: Opposition Syrian National Coalition to attend Geneva talks
- SHA/SHI: 19.1.2014: US envoy – Changes are on the way in Riyadh over Syria
- Andrea Glioti, 17.1.2014: Syrian government introduces Kurdish in universities
- Rasha Abi Haidar, 17.1.2014: Syria – Who Pulls the Strings of the Islamic Front’s Shura Council?
- Jim Muir (Analysis), 17.1.2014: Syria’s foreign minister has said Damascus is ready to offer a prisoner exchange with rebels
- Layal Abi-Rahal, 16.1.2014: FSA chief – Free National Army is a pipe dream
- Prof Michel Chossudovsky, 16.1.2014: Syria – Washington’s “Counterterrorism Agenda” Consists in Supporting the Terrorists
- Wladimir van Wilgenburg, 16.1.2014: Syrian Kurds aim to benefit from Islamist infighting
- AFP, 16.1.2014: Syria minister says Geneva, II „won’t solve crisis“
- Alaa Halabi, 15.1.2014: Three-sided war helps Syrian army regain ground
- Keith Jones, 14.1.2014: US excludes Iran from Syria conference
- Aron Lund, 14.1.2014: Syria – The Politics of the Islamic Front, Part 1- 4
- Rosa Shahnazarian and Alex Lantier, 14.1.2013: Saudi Arabia pushes for renewed confrontation with Syria
- Suhaib Anjarini, 12.1.2014: Aleppo’s Kurds – Living Under Siege
- Richard Spencer, 12.1.2014: Massacre in Syria as al-Qaeda fighters flee rebel backlash
- Nabih Bulos, 12.1.2014: Qatar – Syria rebels’ tiny ally in the background Qatar has been a key funder of the rebels in Syria, but it’s been a learning process for the status-seeking emirate
- Semih Idiz, 10.1.2014: As Assad lingers, Turkey focuses on ISIS
- AIC, 9.1.2014: Give a voice to Syrians claiming political solution
- Basel Dayoub, 8.1.2014: ISIS Claims Jihad Project in ‘Grave Danger’
- Mohammad Ballout, 7.1.2014: In the last few hours, ISIS lost control of more areas in northern Syria
- Suhaib Anjarini, 6.1,2014: Syria – Army of the Mujahideen Challenges ISIS Gains
- Nazeer Rida, 6.1.2014: Syria – ISIS agrees truce withdraws from Turkish border areas
- BBC-News Middle East, 6.1.2014: Syria conflict – Rebel-on-rebel clashes spread in north
- Mohammad Saied Rassas, 5.1.2014: Syria’s Muslim Brotherhood – Past and present
- Joshua Landis, 4.1.2014: The Battle between ISIS and Syria’s Rebel Militias
- Tim Anderson, 3.1.2014: Syria’s Hospitals targeted by NATO-backed Armed Groups
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