syria

* Syria's chemical weapons, wherein Obama threatened heavy repercussions should Syria use them in its civil war.

Crucified is the disgusting fate meted out to some people in Syria and Irak.

He saw the conflict in Syria as a way to gain leverage, but it most definitely did not bring it to us.

Thank god it's not in Syria or Iraq, both of which also have a lot of amazing but now looted/destroyed ancient sites.

Iran is desperate for people to send to Syria as fighters.

And the Islamic State in Iraq held territory in Iraq and was fighting a campaign against the government there before it sent an offshoot group to Syria, it wasn't something formed in Syria which later invaded Iraq.

There is evidence Syria and other countries have used chemical weapons but the World Police (tm) are not exactly knocking down their doors to arrest them.

But we don't want it in Iraq - just Syria - and its message as proved to move it farther than we want it to.

However, this story is only part of his lengthy investigative work in Syria and Iraq, which has resulted in many reports and a new book, published in April this year.

We've seen how those sorts of revolutions can play out and they're not always better than what came before, at least in the short term (I'm mainly thinking about Syria and Yemen).

No doubt there will always be a Syria or North Korea that uses AI-controlled weapons anyway, but I think civilised countries could avoid them, at least while we have the military advantage.

The words the President used weren't, as so often claimed, "If Syria uses chemical weapons, we'll invade".

If we treated the influx of immigrants from Syria into Europe as "future leaders and workers of a new Europe" instead of "a burden and liability for future generations", then perhaps we'd get a turnaround in the scene.

As for Syria, as the article you linked to states, they aren't signatories of the treaty banning chemical weapons.

We create the tools that the journalists and editors use to write their stories securely, anywhere from London to Syria.

Arab speaking countries/regions often go to war with one another (witness current and recent conflicts in Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, etc).