Finally, a response from the European Union was witnessed on Saturday on Syria attack. It said that there is clear evidence that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government ordered a huge chemical weapons attack in Damsacus.

In a statement from the European Union, it was noticed that there was no clear evidence of the proclivity for the US military strike but it did back the cause.

European Union governments have been unable to achieve a consensus on easing an arms embargo on Syria, Austrian Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger said on Monday. Lifting the embargo on Syria would help rebels who are fighting against President Bashar al-Assad's regime.

Austrian Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger suggested European Union to not lift arms embargo on Syria. During a Friday interview with The Associated Press in Vienna, Spindelegger said that there is a need to figure out solutions through political processes to ensure peace in Syria.

Austria might be dragging out its peacekeeping troops from the Golan Heights, evacuating the U. N. buffer zone, as warned by the country's defense minister. The reason for the same lays in the fact that Syria and Israel exchanged fire across a long dormant frontline which is presently turned into a civil war.

The Austrian foreign ministry circulated a discussion paper among the EU member states yesterday. It refuted British and French arguments for amending the European embargo on Syria to enable rebels to get access to weapons.

Ghassan Hitto, a former information technology executive who until recently had lived in the US, has been elected as the interim prime minister of Syria.

Fifty-year-old Hitto received 35 votes, beating his closest rival, former Agriculture Minister Assad Mustafat by three votes.

In a Tuesday-released report titled `Enemies of the Internet,' media watchdog RSF said that blatant online spying activities were apparently been undertaken by Syria, China, Iran, Bahrain and Vietnam.

UN Secretary General Mr. Ban Ki-moon will be soon arriving Turkey on a regional tour that focuses mainly upon the conflicts that are ongoing in Syria that have forced approx 200,000 Syrians to take refuge from the fighting across the border.