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'All Children' In Syria's Aleppo Suffering Trauma: UNICEF
All children in Syria's battered Aleppo are suffering from trauma after enduring some of the worst violence in their country's war, the UN children's agency said on Sunday.
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Over 300 Civilians Killed In 3 Weeks Of Violence In Aleppo: Monitor
More than 300 civilians have been killed in a three-week surge of fighting and bombardment in Syria's devastated Aleppo city, a monitoring group said today.
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Assad Says Syria Transitional Government Must Include Regime, Opposition
President Bashar al-Assad said Wednesday that any transitional government in Syria should include both the regime and opposition, as UN chief Ban Ki-moon urged greater efforts to tackle the country's refugee crisis.
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Vladimir Putin Says Syria Peace Process 'Complicated' But No Other Options
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said that the peace process in Syria would be "complicated" but that there were no other ways of ending the conflict, ahead of the scheduled start of a ceasefire.
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Air Strikes Batter Rebels Ahead Of Syria Ceasefire Deadline
Intense Russian air strikes battered rebel bastions across Syria on Friday, a monitor said, just hours before a midnight deadline for a landmark ceasefire in the country's five-year civil war.
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Mobile Clinics, Medical Teams Needed In Syria's Madaya: WHO
The World Health Organization has asked the Syrian government for permission to send mobile clinics and medical teams to the besieged town of Madaya to assess the extent of malnutrition and evacuate the worst cases, its representative said on Tuesday.
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Number of Deaths From Syria Marketplace Attack Reaches 70: Report
International medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Saturday that at least 70 people had been killed in a missile attack on a marketplace near Damascus the day before.
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Don't Let Issue of Bashar al-Assad's Fate Hold Up Syrian Peace, Says Ban-Ki-moon
Disagreements over the fate of President Bashar al-Assad should not hold up a humanitarian ceasefire or a wider deal to end the war in Syria, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Saturday.
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US-Backed Syrian Rebel Group Says Assault on Islamic State Imminent
A Syrian rebel group which is part of a new US-backed alliance that also includes the Kurdish YPG militia announced on Thursday plans for an imminent offensive against Islamic State militants in Raqqa province, the jihadists' stronghold in Syria.
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Don't Expect Breakthrough in Syria Talks, Says German Foreign Minister
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier played down expectations of a breakthrough at an international meeting on the Syrian conflict in Vienna on Friday.
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Pope Francis Deplores 'Escalation of Violence' in Mid East, Urges Action
Pope Francis on Friday deplored the "escalation of violence affecting innocent civilians" in the Middle East, from Syria to Iraq, Jerusalem and the West Bank, and urged the international community to act.
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Croatia Says it Can't Take More Refugees, Urges European Union to Find a Solution
After suddenly landing in the path of the biggest migration in Europe for decades, Croatia said on Friday it could no longer offer them refuge and would wave them onwards, challenging the EU to find a policy to receive them.
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Standed for Days, Over 1,000 Migrants Leave Budapest Train Station on Foot for Austria
More than 1,000 migrants stranded for days at Budapest's main train station left the building on Friday, intent on walking to the Austrian border, according to an AFP journalist on the scene.
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Over 80 Dead, 200 Injured in Air Raids by Syrian Government Outside Damascus
At least 82 people were killed in Syrian regime air raids Sunday on a town outside Damascus, a monitor said, as the UN's top humanitarian chief held talks with government officials.
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World powers agree Syria deal, West eyes post-Assad regime
World powers on Saturday agreed a plan for a transition in Syria that could include current regime members, but the West did not see any role for President Bashar al-Assad in a new unity government.
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'All Children' In Syria's Aleppo Suffering Trauma: UNICEF
All children in Syria's battered Aleppo are suffering from trauma after enduring some of the worst violence in their country's war, the UN children's agency said on Sunday.
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Over 300 Civilians Killed In 3 Weeks Of Violence In Aleppo: Monitor
More than 300 civilians have been killed in a three-week surge of fighting and bombardment in Syria's devastated Aleppo city, a monitoring group said today.
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Assad Says Syria Transitional Government Must Include Regime, Opposition
President Bashar al-Assad said Wednesday that any transitional government in Syria should include both the regime and opposition, as UN chief Ban Ki-moon urged greater efforts to tackle the country's refugee crisis.
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Vladimir Putin Says Syria Peace Process 'Complicated' But No Other Options
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday said that the peace process in Syria would be "complicated" but that there were no other ways of ending the conflict, ahead of the scheduled start of a ceasefire.
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Air Strikes Batter Rebels Ahead Of Syria Ceasefire Deadline
Intense Russian air strikes battered rebel bastions across Syria on Friday, a monitor said, just hours before a midnight deadline for a landmark ceasefire in the country's five-year civil war.
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Mobile Clinics, Medical Teams Needed In Syria's Madaya: WHO
The World Health Organization has asked the Syrian government for permission to send mobile clinics and medical teams to the besieged town of Madaya to assess the extent of malnutrition and evacuate the worst cases, its representative said on Tuesday.
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Number of Deaths From Syria Marketplace Attack Reaches 70: Report
International medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Saturday that at least 70 people had been killed in a missile attack on a marketplace near Damascus the day before.
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Don't Let Issue of Bashar al-Assad's Fate Hold Up Syrian Peace, Says Ban-Ki-moon
Disagreements over the fate of President Bashar al-Assad should not hold up a humanitarian ceasefire or a wider deal to end the war in Syria, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Saturday.
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US-Backed Syrian Rebel Group Says Assault on Islamic State Imminent
A Syrian rebel group which is part of a new US-backed alliance that also includes the Kurdish YPG militia announced on Thursday plans for an imminent offensive against Islamic State militants in Raqqa province, the jihadists' stronghold in Syria.
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Don't Expect Breakthrough in Syria Talks, Says German Foreign Minister
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier played down expectations of a breakthrough at an international meeting on the Syrian conflict in Vienna on Friday.
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Pope Francis Deplores 'Escalation of Violence' in Mid East, Urges Action
Pope Francis on Friday deplored the "escalation of violence affecting innocent civilians" in the Middle East, from Syria to Iraq, Jerusalem and the West Bank, and urged the international community to act.
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Croatia Says it Can't Take More Refugees, Urges European Union to Find a Solution
After suddenly landing in the path of the biggest migration in Europe for decades, Croatia said on Friday it could no longer offer them refuge and would wave them onwards, challenging the EU to find a policy to receive them.
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Standed for Days, Over 1,000 Migrants Leave Budapest Train Station on Foot for Austria
More than 1,000 migrants stranded for days at Budapest's main train station left the building on Friday, intent on walking to the Austrian border, according to an AFP journalist on the scene.
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Over 80 Dead, 200 Injured in Air Raids by Syrian Government Outside Damascus
At least 82 people were killed in Syrian regime air raids Sunday on a town outside Damascus, a monitor said, as the UN's top humanitarian chief held talks with government officials.
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World powers agree Syria deal, West eyes post-Assad regime
World powers on Saturday agreed a plan for a transition in Syria that could include current regime members, but the West did not see any role for President Bashar al-Assad in a new unity government.
