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Kidnapped Journalist Had Been Warned Of Threats, US, Iraq Officials Say
Shelly Renee Kittleson had sought to enter Iraq from Syria on March 9 but was turned back because she did not have a press work permit.
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In Brussels, Bombing Survivor Meets Attacker And Finds 'Hope'
Sandrine Couturier was on the Brussels metro when a suicide bomber struck the morning of Belgium's worst-ever jihadist atrocity.
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Syria Rebels Name Mohammed Al-Bashir Head Of Transitional Government: Report
The Syrian rebels now in power in Damascus appointed Mohammad al-Bashir as head of a transitional government that will be in place until March 1, state media said Tuesday.
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How Syria's Assad Used Chemical Weapons To Suppress Civilian Unrest
Syrian rebels have declared the start of a new era as they marched into the capital Damascus this morning.
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As War Grinds On, Syrians Abandon Babies At Mosques, Under Trees
But between early 2021 and late 2022, more than 100 children -- 62 of them girls -- were found abandoned across the country, it said in a March report, estimating the real figure to be much higher.
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"Great Day For Civilization": Trump As Turkey Agrees To Syria Ceasefire
Turkey agreed Thursday to a cease-fire that would suspend its march into Syria and temporarily halt a week of vicious fighting with Kurdish forces, while allowing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government to carve out a long-coveted buffer zone far beyond his nation's borders.
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The Forces Involved In The Syrian Conflict Right Now
Syria's war has spiralled into a complex multi-sided conflict since it began with anti-government protests in March 2011, drawing in regional and international powers including the United States and Russia.
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Who's Who In The Syria Conflict
Syria's war has spiralled into a complex multi-sided conflict since it began with anti-government protests in March 2011, drawing in regional and international powers including the United States and Russia
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Sarin Used In Syria In March: Chemical Weapons Watchdog
Sarin nerve agent was used in an 'incident' at a northern Syrian village in late March, five days before the deadly attack on Khan Sheikhun, the world's chemical watchdog said Wednesday.
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US-Led Strikes Killed 84 Civilians Near Syria's Raqa: Human Rights Watch
US-led coalition strikes near the ISIS group's Syrian stronghold Raqa in March killed at least 84 civilians, including dozens of children, Human Rights Watch alleged Monday.
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Pentagon Confirms Airstrike Killed More Than 100 Civilians In Mosul, Blames ISIS Explosives
A U.S.-led airstrike carried out on a building in Mosul in March detonated a cache of Islamic State explosives, killing more than 100 Iraqi civilians, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Signs New Travel Ban Against 6 Nations, Leaves Iraq Out
US President Donald Trump has signed a fresh immigration order in which six Muslim-majority nations have been named. As expected, the list has left Iraq out. The nations named include Yemen, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia. The ban, which will last for 90 days, comes into effect from March 16.
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Syria War Death Toll Now More Than 300,000: Monitor
More than 300,000 people have been killed in the Syrian conflict since March 2011, a monitor said in a new toll on Tuesday, the first full day of an internationally-brokered truce.
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ISIS Kills Dozens Of Its Own As Fear Of Informers Breeds Paranoia
In March, a senior commander with the ISIS group was driving through northern Syria on orders to lead militants in the fighting there when a drone blasted his vehicle to oblivion.
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Syria Opposition Not Told Of UN Peace Talk Date: Officials
The Syrian opposition council has yet to be officially informed of UN plans to hold a new round of peace talks on March 9 and no serious discussions can begin before detainees are freed and blockades are lifted, an opposition official said on Tuesday.
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Kidnapped Journalist Had Been Warned Of Threats, US, Iraq Officials Say
Shelly Renee Kittleson had sought to enter Iraq from Syria on March 9 but was turned back because she did not have a press work permit.
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In Brussels, Bombing Survivor Meets Attacker And Finds 'Hope'
Sandrine Couturier was on the Brussels metro when a suicide bomber struck the morning of Belgium's worst-ever jihadist atrocity.
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Syria Rebels Name Mohammed Al-Bashir Head Of Transitional Government: Report
The Syrian rebels now in power in Damascus appointed Mohammad al-Bashir as head of a transitional government that will be in place until March 1, state media said Tuesday.
-
How Syria's Assad Used Chemical Weapons To Suppress Civilian Unrest
Syrian rebels have declared the start of a new era as they marched into the capital Damascus this morning.
-
As War Grinds On, Syrians Abandon Babies At Mosques, Under Trees
But between early 2021 and late 2022, more than 100 children -- 62 of them girls -- were found abandoned across the country, it said in a March report, estimating the real figure to be much higher.
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"Great Day For Civilization": Trump As Turkey Agrees To Syria Ceasefire
Turkey agreed Thursday to a cease-fire that would suspend its march into Syria and temporarily halt a week of vicious fighting with Kurdish forces, while allowing President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government to carve out a long-coveted buffer zone far beyond his nation's borders.
-
The Forces Involved In The Syrian Conflict Right Now
Syria's war has spiralled into a complex multi-sided conflict since it began with anti-government protests in March 2011, drawing in regional and international powers including the United States and Russia.
-
Who's Who In The Syria Conflict
Syria's war has spiralled into a complex multi-sided conflict since it began with anti-government protests in March 2011, drawing in regional and international powers including the United States and Russia
-
Sarin Used In Syria In March: Chemical Weapons Watchdog
Sarin nerve agent was used in an 'incident' at a northern Syrian village in late March, five days before the deadly attack on Khan Sheikhun, the world's chemical watchdog said Wednesday.
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US-Led Strikes Killed 84 Civilians Near Syria's Raqa: Human Rights Watch
US-led coalition strikes near the ISIS group's Syrian stronghold Raqa in March killed at least 84 civilians, including dozens of children, Human Rights Watch alleged Monday.
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Pentagon Confirms Airstrike Killed More Than 100 Civilians In Mosul, Blames ISIS Explosives
A U.S.-led airstrike carried out on a building in Mosul in March detonated a cache of Islamic State explosives, killing more than 100 Iraqi civilians, the Pentagon said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Signs New Travel Ban Against 6 Nations, Leaves Iraq Out
US President Donald Trump has signed a fresh immigration order in which six Muslim-majority nations have been named. As expected, the list has left Iraq out. The nations named include Yemen, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Somalia. The ban, which will last for 90 days, comes into effect from March 16.
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Syria War Death Toll Now More Than 300,000: Monitor
More than 300,000 people have been killed in the Syrian conflict since March 2011, a monitor said in a new toll on Tuesday, the first full day of an internationally-brokered truce.
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ISIS Kills Dozens Of Its Own As Fear Of Informers Breeds Paranoia
In March, a senior commander with the ISIS group was driving through northern Syria on orders to lead militants in the fighting there when a drone blasted his vehicle to oblivion.
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Syria Opposition Not Told Of UN Peace Talk Date: Officials
The Syrian opposition council has yet to be officially informed of UN plans to hold a new round of peace talks on March 9 and no serious discussions can begin before detainees are freed and blockades are lifted, an opposition official said on Tuesday.
