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Syria and Facebook: Not quite friends - Washington Post Thu, 10 Feb 2011 17:08:50 GMT+00:00

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Syria and Facebook: Not quite friends Washington Post Yesterday, less than a week after activists held a candlelight vigil in Damascus to show solidarity with protesters in Egypt, Syria's ... Syria Restores Access to Facebook and YouTubeNew York Times Assad backs synagogue renovationYnetnews Syria: 'A kingdom of silence'Aljazeera.net AFP -PC Magazine -eBrandz all 393 news articles »

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Wildfire Crescent Of Hope Spreads - Sky News Fri, 11 Feb 2011 19:48:20 GMT+00:00

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Wildfire Crescent Of Hope Spreads Sky News Even Syria, which has been ruled with an iron grip for more than 40 years by the Baath party and dominated by the Assad family, is facing widespread ... and more »

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Help us build up infrastructure, Syria tells Malaysia - Business Times - Malaysia Fri, 11 Feb 2011 18:20:24 GMT+00:00

Help us build up infrastructure, Syria tells Malaysia Business Times - Malaysia SYRIA, which has embarked on a comprehensive reform programme that offers the private sector a bigger role, wants Malaysian businesses to ... Syria Offering US$30 Bil Infrastructure Projects To Malaysian ContractorsBernama Syria, Malaysia to Enhance Economic CooperationZawya all 5 news articles »

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Syria's Options as Calls for Democracy Spread Throughout the Arab World - The Women's International Perspective Fri, 11 Feb 2011 18:44:25 GMT+00:00

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Syria's Options as Calls for Democracy Spread Throughout the Arab World The Women's International Perspective • On the streets of Damascus, Syria. Photograph by Flickr user CharlesFred and used under Creative Commons licenses. ... Syrians Flock to FacebookWall Street Journal Syria Lifts Ban on Social Networking SitesTAXI Design Network Volte-faceBBC News The AtlanticWire all 7 news articles »

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Former Ambassador Djerejian Interview on Egypt, Mubarak - Bloomberg Fri, 11 Feb 2011 22:35:53 GMT+00:00

Former Ambassador Djerejian Interview on Egypt, Mubarak Bloomberg 11 (Bloomberg) -- Edward Djerejian, former US ambassador to Israel and Syria, talks about the legacy of former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and the ... Baker Institute expert hopeful about Egyptian reformKHOU all 2 news articles »

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So beautiful . . . so strategic - Boston Globe Fri, 11 Feb 2011 17:24:29 GMT+00:00

So beautiful . . . so strategic Boston Globe The dark soil, rich from ancient volcanic eruptions and millennia of cultivation, was a battleground for years between Syria and Israel, which seized the ... The Middle East (June 1967 EC statement)In Defense of Marxism (blog) all 2 news articles »

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“What Does the Future Hold for Syria?” By George Saghir - Eurasia Review Fri, 11 Feb 2011 23:52:29 GMT+00:00

“What Does the Future Hold for Syria?” By George Saghir Eurasia Review By George Saghir For Syria Comment Like most countries in the region, Syria has experienced rapid population increase since independence in 1946. ...

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Syria Hopes Miqati Would Involve Pro-Syrian Lebanese Parties in New Government - Naharnet Fri, 11 Feb 2011 15:17:56 GMT+00:00

Syria Hopes Miqati Would Involve Pro-Syrian Lebanese Parties in New Government Naharnet A source from the March 8 camp revealed on Friday that Syria is trying to revitalize the pro-Syrian Lebanese parties' roles in the new Lebanese government. ... and more »

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Israel Debates Strategy In Region - Wall Street Journal Sat, 12 Feb 2011 01:16:23 GMT+00:00

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Israel Debates Strategy In Region Wall Street Journal In light of the impasse, Mr. Barak and senior military officers have been advocating a renewal of talks with Syria as a more promising path to easing the ... Saudi, Jordanian Columnists Attack US Policy in Middle EastMiddle East Media Research Institute What will Egypt's neighbours think?Business Spectator Analysis: Fallout from Egypt being felt in regionHouston Chronicle Mail & Guardian Online -CNN International all 2,350 news articles »

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Syria slaps fines on satellite dishes - Christian Science Monitor Wed, 09 Feb 2011 21:17:52 GMT+00:00

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Syria slaps fines on satellite dishes Christian Science Monitor Faced with a sea of satellite dishes on rooftops, Syria is making Damascenes remove personal dishes in hopes of boosting rooftop restaurants and cafes. ... and more »