Published on Oct 30, 2011 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.net/ Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has warned the West that it risks another Afghanistan if it intervenes against his regime.
In his first interview with Western media since a seven-month uprising against his rule began, Assad told Britain's Sunday Telegraph that Western intervention would cause "an earthquake" and destabilise the whole region.
The Arab League is set to hold talks with Syrian diplomats later on Sunday
Its members want to forge a dialogue between Assad and the opposition.
In his first interview with Western media since a seven-month uprising against his rule began, Assad told Britain's Sunday Telegraph that Western intervention would cause "an earthquake" and destabilise the whole region.
The Arab League is set to hold talks with Syrian diplomats later on Sunday
Its members want to forge a dialogue between Assad and the opposition.
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