and watar are pushing them to unite.t is seen as key as and sharing for the support from the international community. the syrian national council is reluctant to cede influence. in the past, they have put themselves forward as a mouthpiece for the whole opposition. it is seen as increasingly out of touch with the rebels on the ground within syria. the uprising is being fought by a vastly different religious groups, muslims, liberals, kurds, etc. it reflects the syrian society. one-third of the council members are islamists and they are facing criticisms for not being representative enough. the meeting is aimed at breaking the deadlock and forming a political assembly that could represent a unified position. the west has called on all parties to form a viable transitional government that would be ready to take power if/when assaad falls. "still to come, mass protests on the streets of buenos are as. why argentinian was do not want their presidents anymore. >> hundreds of the tibetans have taken the streets in china protes