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The UK will step up and take a bolder position in the Syrian crisis. British foreign secretary William Hague is set to open talks with militant opposition groups in Syria during a visit to a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan on Wednesday. The decision will be announced during a conference in Doha, Qatar as part of Hague’s tour of the Middle East. Prime MInister David Cameron is expected to publicly declare his support for the move. Earlier Cameron stated that he would be prepared to allow safe passage to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, in reaction to what he called an “appalling slaughter.”
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