Syria: Attack on TV staff ‘worst massacre against journalism’ + Related Articles

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Syrian Information Minister Omran al-Zoubi put the responsibility for killing of seven TV staffers on the EU, Arab and International organizations. He called it “the worst massacre against journalism and the freedom of media.”

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Damascus puts squeeze on militants amid accusations of extreme cruelty – RT

 

Syrian army has besieged the city of Al-Heffa, one of the remaining strongholds of the militants on the Syrian-Turkish border. UN Secretary-General demands observers to be let into the area while the US warns of another looming massacre.

Facts from fiction: What’s really happening in Syria?

Laaska News  Feb. 7, 2012

(Skyline of Homs, February 6. AP video still)

The diplomatic standoff around Syria seems to be reaching endgame as the US and UK withdraw their ambassadors and Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov flies to Damascus for talks with the Assad government.

Russia, China veto UNSC resolution on Syria – Why they did so?

Laaska News  Feb. 5, 2012                Read  More Articles

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Russia, China veto UN Security Council resolution on Syria

Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin. (Reuters / Keith Bedford) -RT

The United Nations Security Council has voted on a draft resolution concerning the ongoing violence in Syria.

Threat of the unknown: Iran the Terrible allegedly flexes nuclear muscle

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An Iranian technician explains about an equipment to a clergyman during an exhibition of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization (AFP Photo / Atta Kenare)

Deep inside a top-secret bunker in a top-secret mountain, Iranian scientists have reportedly started refining uranium. The fact that it’s a rumor does not worry the US as much as the fact the facility is hard to destroy, being in a mountain and all.

Libyan in(ter)vention: False facts fatal for Gaddafi

Laaska news  Dec. 2, 2011

Libyan men inspect the destroyed shrine of revered cleric Sidi al-Hammali in Sirte’s main cemetery (AFP Photo / Joseph Eid)

Sanctions against Syria and looming prospects of an intervention into the country are drawing ever more parallels with the war in Libya. But as it turned out, the “facts” used to wage a “humanitarian war” on Tripoli, underwent almost no verification.

Model fired for Gaddafi sympathies

Laaska News  Nov. 3 ,2011

Considering the Gaddafi family to be “normal people” can cost you a job, as a German-based model discovered after an interview about her relationship with Muammar

TUNISIA:Defense of former Libyan PM calls for his release from Tunisian jail + Related Articles

Laaska News  Nov. 2 ,2011
TRIPOLI:Libya’s former UN ambassador fears for life in jail

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TUNIS, Nov. 1 (Xinhua) — The lawyers of former Libyan PM Baghdadi Mahmoudi called on Monday for his release pending a hearing on Nov. 22 when a Tunisian court will examine a Libyan request to extradite him, the state-run press agency TAP reported on Tuesday.

Libya:Gaddafi’s son – new nightmare for Western leaders

Laaska News Oct. 29,2011

 

A Palestinian youth holds a poster of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi (R) and that of his son Saif al-Islam (AFP Photo / Mahmud Hams)

Col. Gaddafi is dead and details of his murky deals with Western leaders have been buried with him. But Gaddafi’s son is safe and reportedly ready to surrender to the International Criminal Court, where he may spill secrets of his father’s regime.