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Iran
Syria to end nuclear secrecy
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Syria
Security forces killed 11 people in attacks in towns near Homs on May 29. The government agreed to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency inspection of a nuclear site at Al Kibar.
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Syria
Kurdistan: the other Iraq
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Syria
Security forces have launched operations against anti-regime protesters in the towns of Rastan and Talbisa, just north of Damascus. Two people have been reported killed as tanks and helicopters were deployed.
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Syria
Security forces killed three people in Qatana, a suburb of Damascus, while trying to break up hundreds of anti-regime demonstrators. Protests have been reported throughout the country.
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Iran
Watchdog finds evidence that Iran worked on nuclear triggers
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Syria
The International Atomic Energy Agency said the site bombed by the Israelis in 2007 was “very likely” a nuclear facility. A human rights group claimed more than 1,100 people have been killed by government forces during the last two months of protests.
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Bahrain
Promise of Arab uprisings is threatened by divisions
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Syria
Security forces killed 11 people at a funeral in Homs. The people were shot after they shouted “overthrow the regime” as they were leaving the cemetery.
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Hamas
Israeli leader, Obama clash
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Syria
Security forces killed 27 people while attempting to suppress anti-regime protests. Eleven were killed Homs, 10 in Maaret al-Naaman, two in Daraa, two in Deir al-Zour, one in Daraya, and another in Latakia.
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Egypt
Syria Christians fear for religious freedom
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Syria
Over the past three days, security forces killed 27 people in the town of Tel Kelakh on the border with Lebanon. Security forces also beat anti-regime students who were protesting in Aleppo. President Assad’s regime has killed more then 700 protesters in the past two months.
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Israel
Israeli leader sees rising Arab threat
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Muslim Brotherhood
Brotherhood raises Syria profile
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Iran
Arab protesters descend on Israeli borders
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Syria
US presses nuclear case against Damascus
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Syria
Security forces killed three protesters in the border town of Tel Kelakh. Syrians are fleeing from Tel Kelakh into Lebanon as President Assad continues his crackdown on anti-regime elements.
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Iraq
In Iraq, an internal Shiite battle may be key to US troop extension
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Al Qaeda
Big love: bin Laden’s six wives
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Syria
Security forces killed 13 people while shelling homes and opening fire on anti-government protesters in the town of Harra. Syria sent a detained Al Jazeera reporter to Iran. The UN has suspended most of its operations in Syria.
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Syria
Ally of Assad says Syria will fight protests till ‘the end’
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Syria
Columns of tanks are reported to be moving toward the city of Hama, where anti-regime protests have been ongoing. Syrian forces are also cracking down in Duraa, Homs, and Baniyas. The European Union announced an embargo against Syria.
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Syria
Syrian forces use soccer stadiums as prisons, human rights groups say
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Egypt
Egypt’s new foreign policy tests old alliances
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Iran
Iran helping Syrian regime crack down on protesters, say diplomats
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Syria
Government tanks and troops have entered the city of Baniyas, penetrating Sunni enclaves; protesters have formed human chains. At least 26 protesters were killed yesterday in several cities, including Homs and Hama. Rights groups claim over 800 civilians have been killed since the uprising began in mid-March.
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Syria
Security forces have rounded up hundreds of anti-regime protesters and have charged them with “degrading the prestige of the state,” according to a human rights group. Nearly 3,000 Syrians have been arrested, but the number may be as high as 8,000.
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Syria
Troops loyal to President Assad shelled the city of Duraa and stormed a mosque. Security forces killed 62 people on Friday. Hamas denied reports that its leader, Khaled Mashaal, would leave the country.
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Syria
Syrian activists seek army role in transition
