Syria: PM sacked, but source says he defected
A reliable opposition source tells CBS News that Riad Hijab, who was officially fired Monday, has actually defected
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A reliable opposition source tells CBS News that Riad Hijab, who was officially fired Monday, has actually defected
In an interview with Charlie Rose, King Abdullah II says Syria's Assad is surely thinking about the fate of Muammar Qaddafi
The two-week-old fight for Aleppo in Syria has left both civilians and rebels critically short of supplies
In video armed members of "Baraa Brigades" claims Iranians kidnapped at Damascus airport were on reconnaissance mission, pledge to strike Iranian targets in Syria
General Assembly easily passed resolution denouncing Assad regime, but no call for him to step down
Military source says ships en route to re-supply base in Tartus; Defense Ministry issues statement denying report
Mortars kill 21 in Damascus refugee camp as regime forces clash with rebels on city's outskirts
General Assembly expected to easily pass resolution denouncing Assad regime, but no call for him to step down
Fighters dismissive of international diplomacy, but their own disorganization, and dubious allies, makes them tough to love
With action needed on Syria, "there continues to be finger pointing and name calling in the Security Council," Annan said
Iraqi official claims Assad regime used to allow al Qaeda to cross its borders to stage attacks in Iraq, and now they pay the price
Despite being outgunned, Syria's rebels remain optimistic in part because of the continuing string of regime defections
Well-informed Syrian source tells CBS News Assad regime is feeling the pinch, but not out of cash yet
Syrian dictator praises army; U.N. warns Aleppo battle seeing "heavy use of heavy weapons" and warplanes on day 12
Scared refugees and a string of funerals surround Aleppo, Syria's largest city and the scene of vicious fighting
Activists report renewed bombardment of rebel-held neighborhoods amid growing international condemnation of Syrian government's assault
Mother, witnesses say 6-year-old gunned down by Syrian military sniper as his family tried to cross border into Jordan
Group of volunteers with scant medical training set up makeshift aid network, using what they know to help Syrian casualties
Secretary General says dozen armored vehicles used by observers were destroyed by blasts and shelling but no one injured
Regime forces press against rebel positions in Syria's largest city; Assad's top diplomat in London defects
Man says he worked during the day as a bureaucrat for Assad regime while commanding rebel fighters by night
Def. Sec. Panetta calls government assault on Aleppo "a nail in Assad's own coffin"; Hundreds of thousands flee fighting
Rebels try to repel regime's attempt to retake parts of nation's largest city - a strategic imperative for both sides of conflict
People who manage to escape the vicious civil war, many with horrific injuries, are left to pray from afar
Outgoing U.N. Observer chief says "it's impossible to imagine" Assad government remaining in place