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Another claimant to victory [for ending the war in Syria] was Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who managed to milk the European Union cow to the tune of $5 billion while seizing control of enough Syrian oilfields and mines to ensure a steady
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As Ankara and Damascus edge toward reconciliation, the remnants of Syria’s rebels in the north are concerned that their long-standing Turkish patron will soon abandon them. Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu has insisted that Ankara will continue to support the opposition. However, it is unlikely that Damascus will accept any deal that allows for permanent rebel
* Syrian refugees in Jordan feel the pinch * More make tough decision to go to camps * UNHCR says capacity of existing camps limited By Nazih Osseiran BEIRUT, Feb 2 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Unemployed and hit by rising fuel and electricity prices, some Syrian refugees in Jordan are making a painful choice: moving to the refugee camps they thought they had left behind. Abdallah Hasan al-Jaseem, a father of an almost 2-year-old child, gave up on living and working outside the Zaatari camp and has now applied to relocate there permanently.
Damascus, Jan 30 (Prensa Latina) A minor lost his life due to the explosion of a mine planted by terrorist groups in southern Syria, medical sources quoted by Syrian television reported on Monday.