Bashar Assad: I will "live and die" in Syria
Isolated Syrian dictator tells Russian TV "price" of Western military intervention more than "world can afford"
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Isolated Syrian dictator tells Russian TV "price" of Western military intervention more than "world can afford"
British prime minister raises the possibility of arming rebels to oust Assad and end 20 months of bloodshed
Within hours of re-election, U.K., Turkish officials say talks underway about establishing safe zone inside Syria
Ultraconservative teacher given six-month sentence for cutting hair of two girls for not wearing traditional Muslim headscarf
Latest assassination targeting Assad regime supporters comes as envoy warns Syria could turn into a Somalia-like failed state
Riot police launch gas bombs, stun grenades against thousands attending "illegal" demonstration against new election law in Arab world's latest flashpoint
Syria's half-million Palestinians struggled to stay on sidelines at first, but started supporting both sides in recent months
Bishop Tawadros' name pulled from box in elaborate ceremony to pick ancient Egyptian church's leader
Military spokesman says complaint filed with U.N. after Syrian tanks, two armored personnel carriers entered demilitarized zone
Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says the rebels have launched a dawn offensive to take Taftanaz air base
Amnesty International says killings in northern town of Saraqeb depicted in video may amount to war crimes
In a pushback after intense aerial bombardments, Syrian rebels claim victories at several military checkpoints
Administration: Shakeup in opposition leadership would better represents those dying on the front and can rally wider support
The Arab Spring may end up doing little for the millions of those under 17 in Egypt who work instead of study
Syrian air force drops barrel bombs; Rebels attack regime positions; U.N.-backed cease-fire never really took hold
Dozens killed as unraveling of holiday truce marks latest setback to ending country's civil war
62 people killed, less than half of typical daily death toll, according to activists; 2 car bombs kill 13, wound at least 30 more
The chances of success of a four-day cease-fire in Syria appear slim, as the government reserves the right to shoot back
Determined to learn, children attend class underground after bombs destroyed six schools outside of Aleppo
Jabhat al-Nusra militia, behind several suicide attacks on gov't, calls proposed ceasefire a "filthy game" as car bomb rocks Damascus
U.N.-Arab League envoy says it's supposed to happen during four-day Muslim holiday that starts at end of week
Rebels say women, children die in shelling carried out by Assad forces; Anti-aircraft shell hits Turkish building over border
Deadly violence has spilled across another border in the ever-widening Syrian conflict; Truce seems distant
Anti-Assad protests in Lebanon, foiled terror plot in Jordan indicate effect of Syrian civil war on region's security, which allows al Qaeda-inspired groups to proliferate
First-time 60 Minutes correspondent, Clarissa Ward, and her producer prepare to confront a dangerous militant Islamist on his turf in Syria