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Syria's civil war - The Economist Fri, 18 Apr 2014 02:52:18 GMT

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Syria's civil war
The Economist
ACCORDING to President Bashar Assad, Syria's three-year-old fratricide may soon be over. Speaking at Damascus University on April 13th, he declared that his army's “war on terror” had reached a turning point. From now on, he implied, it would ...
Jordanian Jets Strike Vehicles Trying to Enter From SyriaNew York Times
Jordanian jets strike vehicles on Syrian borderWashington Post
Jordanian jihadis returning from Syria war rattle US-aligned kingdomReuters
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Syria negotiator says Homs once again a 'theater of death' - Reuters Thu, 17 Apr 2014 14:19:15 GMT

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Syria negotiator says Homs once again a 'theater of death'
Reuters
Homs, a religiously-mixed city, was the scene of early protests against President Bashar al-Assad in 2011 and has become a symbol of the destructive nature of Syria's civil war, with many of its neighborhoods leveled by army shells. Hundreds of people ...
British jihadists in Syria are playing into Assad's handsThe Guardian
Syrian regime accused of chlorine gas attacksAljazeera.com
Syria presses offensive in Homs' Old City after talks break downLos Angeles Times
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Exclusive: Syria submits more 'detailed' list of chemical weapons - Reuters Thu, 17 Apr 2014 14:34:48 GMT

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Exclusive: Syria submits more 'detailed' list of chemical weapons
Reuters
Damascus agreed to give up its chemical arsenal after Washington threatened military action following the death of hundreds of Syrians in a sarin gas attack on the outskirts of Damascus during Syria's civil war last August. But Damascus is several ...
Monitors Say Syria Cutting it Close on Weapons DeadlineWall Street Journal
Syria risks missing key chemical-weapons deadlineMarketWatch

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Syrian War Takes Heavy Toll at a Crossroad of Cultures - New York Times Thu, 17 Apr 2014 03:41:35 GMT

Syrian War Takes Heavy Toll at a Crossroad of Cultures
New York Times
PALMYRA, Syria — The imposing stone colonnades still stand, below stark hills dotted with tombs. They still glow peach-pink in the afternoon sun, impassive, as if unimpressed by what is, after all, not their first war. At the first-century Temple of ...


a Show of Democracy Amid Destruction - New York Times Wed, 16 Apr 2014 15:55:50 GMT

a Show of Democracy Amid Destruction
New York Times
His optimism is shared at the highest levels in Damascus, where officials have declared that a presidential vote will be held within three months, despite the raging war that has driven nine million Syrians from their homes. They expect President ...

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Saudi veteran intelligence chief calls it quits - CNN Thu, 17 Apr 2014 15:48:37 GMT

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Saudi veteran intelligence chief calls it quits
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(CNN) -- Saudi Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the man behind the kingdom's committed policy to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has stepped down from his intelligence post, according to the country's official news agency. Considered one of the most ...
Syria conflict: A shift for fading insurgency as foreign backers look to ...The Independent
Saudi spy chief, architect of Syria policy, replacedReuters
End of an era as Prince Bandar departs Saudi intelligence postThe Guardian
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Exclusive: UN Docs Expose Assad's Starvation Campaign in Syria - Foreign Policy (blog) Thu, 17 Apr 2014 22:27:30 GMT

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Exclusive: UN Docs Expose Assad's Starvation Campaign in Syria
Foreign Policy (blog)
Internal United Nations documents show modest improvements in the delivery of desperately needed food inside rebel-controlled areas of Syria. But the documents also point to a mass exodus of Syrians into areas controlled by President Bashar al-Assad in ...
Syria: Fear and famine stalk a war-ravaged landThe Eagle

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Horror of Syria's war displayed at UN - Fox News Wed, 16 Apr 2014 01:15:11 GMT

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Horror of Syria's war displayed at UN
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WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Horrific images of corpses from Syria's civil war, including shriveled bodies of detainees starved to death and others with their eyes gouged out, were among some 55,000 photographs smuggled out of Syria and presented at ...
Grisly torture photos from Syria stun UN officialsUSA TODAY
Syria crisis: 'Torture' photos shown to UN Security CouncilBBC News
Syria torture photos stun UN Security CouncilCBC.ca
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Leadership needed on Syria: Column - USA TODAY Thu, 17 Apr 2014 11:03:57 GMT

Leadership needed on Syria: Column
USA TODAY
There are ways to end the suffering of millions of Syrians caught in the middle of that country's civil war. Yet a dangerous feeling of helplessness has allowed decision-makers and the public to turn a blind eye while children are deliberately left to ...

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Assad Claims a 'Turning Point' in Syria As Military Makes Gains - TIME Tue, 15 Apr 2014 16:38:51 GMT

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Assad Claims a 'Turning Point' in Syria As Military Makes Gains
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Soldiers loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad gesture from their tank, as they Soldiers loyal to Syria's President Bashar Assad gesture from their tank, as they pass Mar Bacchus Sarkis monastery, in Maaloula village, northeast of Damascus, after ...
Syria fighting leaves Maaloula, a historic Christian town, in ruinsLos Angeles Times
Syria's Assad claims upper hand in war 'turning point'BBC News
Syria war: Maaloula's monastery destroyed after Assad forces drive rebels outTelegraph.co.uk
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