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Nations expel Syrian diplomats over Houla killings
France and Australia threw out Syrian diplomats from their capitals on Tuesday and other countries were due to follow suit as revulsion over the killing of more than 100 civilians in a Syrian town spurred them to act against President Bashar al-Assad.
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France, Australia, UK expel Syrian diplomats
France, Britain and Australia are expelling senior Syrian diplomats, officials said Tuesday, increasing pressure on Damascus after a massacre in which the United Nations says families were shot at close range in their homes. Read Post
U.S., allies expel top Syrian diplomats
The United States, along with allies Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Canada, announced the expulsion of top Syrian diplomats on Tuesday to protest the May 25 massacre of some 100 people in the town of Houla. Read Post
Australia to expel two Syrian diplomats
The federal government is expelling two Syrian diplomats from Australia following a massacre in the town of Houla. Foreign Minister Bob Carr says Syrian Charge d'Affairs Jawdat Ali and another diplomat have been given 72 hours to le... Read Post