Bashar al-Assad regrets the Shooting down of Turkish Jet

Bashar al-Assad, Syria President

Bashar al-Assad the president of Syria has said he hopes that tensions between Turkey and Syria does not metamorphos to an

Syria Tortures Detainees, Reports.

Syria Torture Centers

A report, 81 pages by the Human Rights Watch based in New York, some 15,000 people have been killed since the demonstration began against the

Turkey positions six F-16 Fighter jets on Syria Border

F-16 Fighter Jets

Spotting Syrian helicopters come close to its border, the turkish army has positioned six F-16 fighter

RUSSIA: SYRIA IS OUR FRIEND

Solutions to the Syrian crisis suffered a fresh setback today as Russia insisted it would not endorse any internationally backed plan that requires Bashar al-Assad surrendering power.

Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, said in Moscow in quote "We can not support any meddling from outside or any imposition of recipes. This also concerns the fate of the president of the country.

Lavrov said it was mistake by Annan failing to invite Syria's closest regional ally IRAN. Saying that Iran was undisputedly a powerful player in the whole situation

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Urgent Meeting: Action Group for Syria

Kofi Annan has called for a meeting in Geneva come Saturday 30th March 2012, this meeting will focus on identifying steps and measures that will help implement his seemingly failing six point plan, which includes an immediate cease of violence of all forms.

If the meeting goes ahead to hold it will be interesting to see the participation of Russia and China, two members of the UN Security Council. Amongst those invited to attend include; Turkey, Iraq, Qatar and Kuwait from the Arab League. But not so surprisingly absenl is Iran. US and UK insisted it could not take part owing to its supportive relationship with Syria, this stance by the US and the UK may mean other absences, that however remains to be seen.

A Syrian led political transition which will be an answer to the aspiration of the Syrian people, and agreeing on plans that will make this a reality will be on the front burner.

Sudden breakthrough is least expected and better idea on how to resolve this crisis seems to be elusive