An expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations has warned that the foreign-hatched war on Syria has hit its economy so badly that the Arab country requires 30 years to reach its pre-war GDP.
Iran insist that it does not intend to name a replacement for its newly-appointed UN ambassador amid illegitimate efforts by Washington to block his entry to the US by denying him a visa as required by UN protocols.
Washington is pressing the Israeli regime to attack Syrian troops in a bid to hinder their offensives against CIA-trained insurgents in the Golan Heights.
The Kuwaiti kingdom has imposed a news blackout over a probe into reports of a recording that allegedly reveals a plot to overthrow the Persian Gulf state’s ruling system.
The Israeli regime has demolished several European Union-funded humanitarian housing shelters in a highly sensitive strip of West Bank land near al-Quds (Jerusalem).
The threat to the UK from returning extremists from the Syrian foreign-hatched conflict is now the same as that from al-Qaeda terrorists in the borderlands of Afghanistan and Pakistan, The Telegraph reports.
The Syrian army has intensified its ongoing military campaign against terrorists and insurgent gangs in towns and villages across the war-torn country.
Like children fighting over toys, Saudi and Qatari rulers are involved in infantile squabbles much to the annoyance of their US-Nato masters.
The US-backed Saudi regime has come under pressure for what critics describe as wielding absolute power and maintaining unchecked access to the kingdom’s wealth.
Russia, China, and Denmark have taken part in an operation to ensure the safe removal of Syria’s chemical weapons out of the war-ravaged country.