Syrian crowds welcome UN observers

Chanting crowds of anti-regime protesters in rebellious Damascus suburbs have welcomed United Nations observers monitoring the shaky cease-fire.

Mon, 23 Apr, 2012 - 17:06

Chanting crowds of anti-regime protesters in rebellious Damascus suburbs have welcomed United Nations observers monitoring the shaky cease-fire.

Meanwhile the European Union imposed new sanctions targeting wealthy backers of President Bashar Assad.

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