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Damascus remains the number one goal for rebels fighting President Bashar al-Assad’s government
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The only certainty is that the country will never go back to its old ways
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View ArticleDoes Syrian dictator Assad really want a dialogue with rebels?
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View ArticleHow did Syria’s rebels get their hands on powerful new weapons?
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View ArticleHow important is the rebel takeover of Raqqa?
The Syria conflict will be won or lost around a small patch of real estate in western Damascus, not backwater outposts
View ArticleThe drums of war beat louder for Syria
There has been a subtle, but definitive turnaround in Washington's stance on the conflict
View ArticleCapture of UN peacekeepers may have long-term consequences
President Bashar al-Assad seems to be losing control of territory along Syria’s most sensitive border
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Baird has shunned International Criminal Court action on Assad’s Syria
View ArticleHealth care has become a major target in Syria’s conflict
Country’s health-care infrastructure lies in ruins
View ArticleTwo years later, Syria is a society divided by death
Two years after the revolt began, a society that was hopeful of change has been split by unimaginable violence. The destruction of the country has strengthened the belief among many Syrians that revolt...
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Edward Dark, who has been in Aleppo since the revolt began two years ago, offers his perspective on life in the city
View ArticleTwo years on, Syria burns while the world fiddles
The conflict today is a fully-fledged proxy war pitting long-standing enemy states against each other
View ArticleDid chemical weapons kill people in Syria today?
Rebels claim Bashar al-Assad used chemicals to kill 25 people, and government forces blame rebels. But evidence is far from clear
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