How can The American Justify the Last raid of The American raid on the innocents Syrians? I just want some American contributors to try to reason such a barbarian act. Eight Syrian innocents have been killed by Americans and it is not know yet what...

Nothing really will change either Obama comes as a president or even McCain. America is passing through an irreversible stage which will be very difficult for it to review its policies world wide. It is not easy for any of two candidates to change any...

[Landis: Ali Khan is an Indian student in Damascus, He has been sending out emails describing his life in Syria. They have made their way to me. All are excellent. This one captures the rhythms and feel of Damascus.]

The Bush administration seems to be ratcheting up action against Syria during its last days in power. The cross border raid undertaken on Sunday, which killed eight people, seems to fit into a broader pattern of the Bush administration initiating cross...

Syria has increased the prices of fuel at the mid of this year. Syrians are depending on Diesel in heating during the Cold winter season. Syrian Government has decided to subsidize diesel prices by distributing Diesel tickets to sale diesel lower...

Saudi Arabia thinks Syria has not delivered enough to deserve Western diplomatic overtures and fears international rapprochement would do little to cut Damascus’ links with Iran, diplomats and analysts say.

The pan-Arab daily al-Hayat quoted an unidentified European official as saying he doubts Syria’s “ability” to set up normal relations with Lebanon. He also doubted that the deployment of Syrian troops off Lebanon’s northern...

I have already written about the Islam and how some of Islamic scholars who have kidnapped the Islamic views and adopt it to be suitable for its religious views. What I saw from the comments was something shocked me. Some of the comments thought...

Attempts to curb corruption in Syria have only scratched the surface of this all-pervasive problem, local analysts say. Syria was ranked 147 out of 180 countries in the international watchdog Transparency International’s 2008 corruption perception...

A team of researchers from the University of Tsukuba has uncovered the remains of a crematorium thought to be about 8,600 years old, at the Tell el-Kerkh complex in northwest Syria, it has been learned.