US and Russia agree to enforce new Syria ceasefire
Found on The Guardian on Monday, 22 February 2016
A new deal between the US and Russia to enforce a ceasefire in Syria has been reached, with the cessation of hostilities set to come into force on 27 February.
Scepticism about whether it can be enforced will be widespread after a previous planned ceasefire failed to take place. Instead, Russia continued its bombing campaign, sieges of starving towns were never lifted and other confidence-building measures ignored.
When Greece wanted money from the EU and it's debts reduced, politicians seemed much more concerned, active, demanding and strict.