* Rights group
hits at Syrian repression
An
international rights group has called on Syrian
authorities to stop repressing human rights
organisations, complaining of a crackdown that has
seen several activists detained in the past 18
months.
* Syria would
back Turkish incursion into Iraq: Assad
Syrian
President Bashar al-Assad said here Wednesday that
Damascus would back a possible Turkish incursion
into northern Iraq to crack down "against terrorist
activities" there.
* Syria denies
existence of nuclear site
Syria
denied on Wednesday media reports suggesting that
its UN envoy had said a nuclear site was hit in an
Israeli air strike last month, saying there was no
such thing on its soil.
* Bush warns
against 'foreign interference' in Lebanon vote
US
President George W. Bush said Thursday that he was
"deeply concerned about foreign interference" by
countries like Syria in Lebanon's upcoming
presidential election.
* Syria, Seeking
Investors, Turns Cautiously to Iran
Ahmed
Ansare likes to think of himself as a pioneer. His
petroleum recycling business, the Damascus
Petrochemical Refinery Company, was the first
private Iranian company to set foot in Syria, the
first of many, it now seems.
* Iran, Syria
ink gas export deal
*
International probe called for Lebanese 'missing' in
Syria
* Palestinians
clash in Lebanese refugee camp
* Syria still
weighs retaliation for Israeli raid
* US sources
spread fabrications on Israel raid-Syria
* Syria restores
Iraqi visa limits
* Hezbollah
won't go into war with Israel if Syria, Iran
attacked
* Syria's music
legend dies at 73
* Israeli army
begins to release details on Syrian air raid
* Jumblatt cries
out for world leaders to 'protect us'
*
Syrian authorities ban activist from travelling
* Syria sets
conditions for Mideast conference: Assad
* Imam shot dead
at Syrian mosque
* Iraqi vice
president on Syria visit
* French FM
cancels meeting with Syria over Lebanese MP's
killing
* Israeli air
strike on Syria shrouded in secrecy as speculation
mounts about the target
* Iraqi refugees
weighing down Syria