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الصحف البريطانية

16/12/2012

The guardian

16/10/2012
Syria and the battle for regional control
سوريا والمعركة للسيطرة الإقليمية
Two years on, they are still haggling over the name. An Arab spring? Springs are seasonal, and tumultuous though transitional government is, what they have in Egypt and Tunisia is a long way away from an Arab winter. If the wave of revolt sweeping across the postcolonial borders of the Arab world looks as irreversible as the one that brought down the Soviet empire, revolution does not fit the bill either.
أقرأ المزيد في الرابط التالي
http://www.guardian.co.u

k/commentisfre

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The guardian

15/10/2012

Syrian crisis: Iran asked to help secure ceasefire
الأزمة السورية :نطلب من إيران المساعدة لوقف إطلاق النار .
Iran has been asked to persuade the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, to implement a ceasefire later this month in tandem with an appeal by the UN to halt the flow of weapons to both sides in the country's bloody conflict.
أقرأ المزيد في الرابط التالي
http://www.guardian.co.uk/

world/2012/oct/15/syrian-

crisis-iran-help-ceasefire

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الصحف الأمريكية

16/12/2012

Washington post

www.washingtonpost.c

om/opinions/richard-cohen-

obama-and-romneys-empty

-talk-on-syria/2012/10/15/7

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los Angeles times

16/10/2012

Some EU nations rejecting Syrians seeking asylum
بعض دول الأتحاد الأروبي ترفض طالبي اللجوء السوريون .
While the European Union denounces the escalating violence in Syria , not all of its member nations have welcomed fleeing Syrians with open arms, the United Nations refugee agency said Tuesday.

Some countries on the eastern edges of the European Union are rejecting more than half of Syrians who seek asylum, the U.N. agency said. Greece , for instance, has fallen short in protecting Syrian refugees, agency spokesman Adrian Edwards told reporters in Geneva . The country rejected every one of the 115 Syrian asylum applications that it weighed between January and June, according to European Commission statistics.