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Resistance Considers its Options: Limited Confrontation or Open War?

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Ibrahim al-Amin, May 13, 2013

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Israel’s Sunday air strikes on military targets in Damascus has led to much speculation about the motives behind the attack and whether Syria – or its Iranian or Hezbollah allies – will respond in kind.

Syrian Intervention and the Chemical Weapon Bogey

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Prabir Purkayastha, May 2, 2013

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Syria using chemical weapons and crossing of a “red line” painted by Obama is now being used to justify possible military intervention, or if not, at least direct weapons supplies to the Syrian rebels.

Chemical Weapons Charade in Syria

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Sharmine Narwan, April 30, 2013

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Let us be clear. The United States can verify absolutely nothing about the use of chemical weapons (CWs) in Syria. Any suggestion to the contrary is entirely false.

Is Syria Moving Towards An End Game?

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Newsclick Production, April 9, 2013

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Newsclick discusses with Vijay Prashad the current developments on Syrian crisis. Arms supplies by the Western powers to the rebels have gone up and their allies are taking up more aggressive positions on Syria. There are attempts being made by the Western media to create an environment which would find a justification for a military intervention in Syria.

Israel, Obama, and Other People's Oil

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Nadia Hijab, March 28, 2013

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If the US stops Genie Energy from going ahead with oil contract, it invites the wrath of myriad pro-Israel groups.

Syrian Crisis: A Whole Design for the Entire Region Part II

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Newsclick Production, March 22, 2013

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Bouthaina Shaaban, Political and Media Advisor to Syrian President Bashar Al Assad, in a talk hosted by the Centre for Policy Analysis, answers the questions of journalists and people eager to have a deep understanding of the factors responsible for the ongoing conflict in Syria.

Syrian Crisis: A Whole Design for the Entire Region

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Newsclick Production, March 16, 2013

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Bouthaina Shaaban, Political and Media Advisor to Syrian President Bashar Al Assad, addressed a talk hosted by the Centre for Policy Analysis on the Syrian crisis. Newsclick presents the video of the talk. Shaaban says there are multifaceted factors responsible for the crisis. She says the expulsion of Syria from the Arab League has caused huge damage. The arming of Syrian rebels has still not abated. Every passing day is a tragedy with 2 million people already displaced, thousands killed and many more orphaned. Syria is being infused with sectarian beliefs and language, which is destroying the secular foundations of the system. Shaaban sees in Syrian crisis a whole design for the entire region. She hopes countries like India would be more pro-active at the upcoming BRICS meeting in South Africa in pressing for a non-military intervention in Syria.

 

Syria: The Battle Is Still In Balance

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March 12, 2013

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The Islamist Syrian insurgent group that had kidnapped some Philippine UN peacekeepers and is also responsible for murdering a number of captured Syrian army soldiers has evidently received modern weapons through the U.S. led additional arming of the insurgency.

Prevent Another Holocaust

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Latuff, March 5, 2013

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How the US wants the nations of the world to believe its lies about the inevitability of bombing Iran to prevent another holocaust.

Some Space for Negotiations in Iran-US Stand-off

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Prabir Purkayastha, March 1, 2013

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The return of negotiations between Iran and P5+1 – the US, Britain, France, Russia, China (Security Council 5) and Germany (+1) – in Almaty, Kazakhstan signal the possibility of resolving the issues between Iran and the US without a shooting war. Both Catherine Ashton, the lead negotiator of P5+1 and Saeed Jalili, the Iranian head of the delegation expressed guarded optimism and agreed to continue these meetings over March and April.

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