person > Walid al-Moualem
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Foreign minister Walid al-Moualem tells UN General Assembly Washington and allies are arming and financing rebels.
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Foreign Minister Walid al-Muallem, on visit to ally Iran, says Aleppo resistance will be defeated by government troops.
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UN-Arab League envoy declares ceasefire agreement 'still on the table', amid reports of violence across country.
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Foreign minister pledges commitment to Annan ceasefire plan but seeks say in composition of implementation team.
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Several members of observer mission assaulted by both pro-Assad and anti-Assad supporters in Syria.
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Foreign minister vows to take "tough measures" against any state that recognises newly-formed National Council.
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Amid a persistent military campaign, head of International Red Cross to visit Syria for talks on expanding aid effort.
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Turkish officials say at least 4,300 people escaping unrest have crossed the border, as Syrian army operations continue.
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Tanks and troops seal Jisr al-Shughur, raising fears of imminent assault to avenge killing of 120 security personnel.
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Foreign minister justifies measures to quell protests, saying resolution against crackdown will embolden "terrorists"
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