The Jerusalem post
Obama calls Jordan’s King, discuss Syria, region
أوباما يدعو ملك الأردن لمناقشة أمور سورية والمنطقة
US President Barack Obama called King Abdullah of Jordan on Wednesday and spoke about the Syrian war and how it is affecting the region.
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the wall street journal
Syria Still Falling Short on Lethal Chemicals, Says U.S. Official
مسؤول أمريكي : سورية لا تزال مقصرة بشأن الأسلحة الكيميائية القاتلة
A U.S. official on Thursday said Syria had made some preparations to transport the final 7.5% of its lethal chemicals out of t
he country, but that its actions remained far short of what was necessary. Robert Mikulak, the U.S. representative to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, said Syria had moved some packing materials to the site where the last of the chemicals are being stored, and that it had destroyed a batch of isopropyl alcohol there as required.
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market watch
Russia, China veto Security Council resolution on Syria
روسيا والصين تستخدم حق النقض في مجلس الأمن بشأن سورية
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Russia and China on Thursday vetoed a
United Nations Security Council resolution seeking to refer Syria to the International Criminal Court for possible war crimes,
the Associated Press reported. It was the fourth time the two countries have used their veto power to deflect moves against the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
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trust
No signs Syria is handing over remaining chemical weapons-Britain
لا توجد أي علامات على تسليم سورية الأسلحة الكيميائية – بريطانيا
AMSTERDAM, May 22 (Reuters) - Syria has made no progress in relinquishing a last batch of chemical weapons it says is inaccessible due to fighting, making it increasingly likely it will miss a final deadline to destroy its toxic stockpile, Britain said on Thursday.
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the nation
5 Concrete Steps the US Can Take to End the Syria Crisis
5 خطوات ملموسة للولايات المتحدة ممكن من خلالها إنهاء الأزمة السورية
The civil war in Syria grinds on, and conditions for Syrian civilians—those inside its borders as well as the millions forced to flee to neighboring countries—continue to deteriorate. As global and regional powers not only fail to help end the war but actively engage in arming and funding all sides in the fighting, we in civil society must sharpen our demands for a different position from that of our governments.
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