One year on: a personal statement on the Syrian uprising
The weblog is one year old and so this is a first anniversary post. The weblog was set-up as a personal platform to document my personal views and to provide commentary [...]
Tag Archives: National Coordination Committee for Democratic Change
Suspending Syria’s membership of the Arab League and the administration of a transition
After the expected failure of the Arab League initiative (though the regime still has some leeway to implement the initiative) a GCC manoeuvre has eventuated in the suspension of Syria’s [...]
The National Coordination Committee and the regime’s overthrow
Michel Kilo, Fayez Sara and Sameer al-‘Eitta, members of ‘National Coordination Committee for Democratic Change’, arrived in Paris to deliver a symposium and press conference. The meeting was initially booked [...]
Two main blocs for the Syrian opposition and the differences between them
The ‘Syrian National Council’, when launched, declared its opposition to any ‘foreign intervention’ that may affect Syria’s sovereignty but was simultaneously open to a military intervention. The council’s leaders see [...]
The National Coordination Committee and foreign intervention
Hassan Abul-Atheem, head of the ‘National Coordination Committee for Democratic Change’, an internal opposition bloc, met the American ambassador to Washington (Robert Ford) in his office (awaiting the ambassador at the [...]
