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Tag Archives: Aleppo
Syria and the Spanish Civil War
By Jeremy Salt – Ankara In a recent article (‘Viewpoint: Echoes of Spanish civil war in Syria’, BBC News Magazine, October 9, 2012), Fouad Ajami has drawn parallels between the Spanish civil war and the conflict in Syria. He compares … read more
Posted in Global Issues, Middle East
Tagged Aleppo, Britain, Fouad Ajami, IndepthAfrica, Politics of Syria, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Soviet Union, Syria
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Amnesty International: An Instrument of War Propaganda?
By Felicity Arbuthnot Amnesty International has released satellite pictures of “craters” in Syria, citing : “an increased use of heavy weaponry, including near residential areas”. The BBC reports, quoting Amnesty: “Images from Anadan revealed more than 600 probable artillery impact craters … read more
Syrian refugees in Turkey tops 50,000
More than 2,000 people fled violence in Syria to reach neighbouring Turkey in the past two days, bringing the total number of Syrians who have sought refuge there to more than 50,000, Turkish authorities said on Thursday. The rate of … read more
Posted in World News
Tagged Aleppo, Assad, Bashar Al-Assad, IndepthAfrica, Refugee, Syria, Syrian people, Thursday, Turkey
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Islamist group says it carried out Damascus bombing
An Islamist group called “al-Nusra Front” claimed reponsibility on Sunday for a suicide bombing which killed at least nine people in the Syrian capital Damascus on Friday. The group named the bomber as Abu Omar al-Shami and said he detonated … read more
Posted in Daily News Wrap, Egypt, News, North Africa
Tagged afria travel, Africa news, africa news today, African news, Al-Midan, Aleppo, Bashar Al-Assad, BBC Africa, bbc africa news, Damascus, East Africa, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, india south africa, latest africa news, map africa, map of africa, news, news 24, news in africa, North Africa, South Africa, south african news, Suicide attack, Syria, travel to africa, United Nations, West Africa
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Syria’s official propaganda absolutely useless
Syria, like Libya, is losing the information war. It became evident from the very beginning of the “Arab spring in Syrian way.” The official response of the Syrian authorities and the media at times is even more harmful for the … read more
Posted in Global Issues, Middle East
Tagged Aleppo, Arab League, Bashar Al-Assad, Damascus, Homs, Indepth Africa, Indepth Africa Magazine, IndepthAfrica, Libya, Syria, Syrian
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