Syrian Government Accused Of 'Starve Or Surrender' Policy Against Civilians -- Paul Lewis, The Guardian
• US condemns Assad regime tactics in rebel-held cities
• Geneva eace talks fail to reach any discernible agreement
The United States accused Syria of enacting a “starve or surrender” policy toward civilians in rebel-held areas on Friday, after peace negotiations between the regime and opposition groups failed to achieve any discernible progress.
There had been hope that the first round of talks, which ended on Friday, would yield an agreement to allow aid convoys to deliver food and medicine to hundreds of thousands in the suburbs of Damascus and Homs.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
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Argentina’s coming collapse -- Washington Post editorial
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Obama’s foreign policy ‘to-do’ list -- Brian Katulis, Washington Post
Why Should You Be Worried About NSA Surveillance? -- NPR
The New Age of Nationalism -- Zachary Keck, The Diplomat
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