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How will Syria’s government deal with the ‘Druze dilemma’?
Bedouin groups and fighters from Syria’s Druze minority have been involved in sectarian violence.
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A suicide bomber attacked a church near Syria’s capital Damascus during a Sunday mass, killing at least 22 people.
Directed by Yazan Rabee, BACK follows those who return in their sleep to ghostly hometowns, hunted by dark forces.
A delicate balancing act awaits Russia, one of Iran’s key allies that also maintains ties with Israel.
Life sentence handed to Alaa Mousa highlights the ‘brutality of Assad’s dictatorial, unjust regime’.
Tehran attacked Israel in retaliatory strikes without the support of regional allies.
The Israeli military said its operation was aimed at arresting ‘several’ alleged Hamas members.
The Rukban displacement camp, which opened and was cut off in the height of the war in 2014, housed thousands of people.
IAEA head Grossi describes the new government as ‘committed to opening up to the world, to international cooperation’.
Israeli military says it shelled targets in Syria in response to a pair of projectile launches.
US envoy says Syria strategy ‘will not be like the last 100 years’ as troops pull out.
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