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Alexander Dziadosz
Syria coalition to work with US against Isis
Article
Alexander Dziadosz
&
Daren Butler
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11 Sep 2014
A Western-backed coalition of Syria's opposition to President Bashar al-Assad says it is ready to work with the US to fight the Islamic State.
Dozens of Iraqi Sunnis gunned down in mosque bloodbath
Article
Alexander Dziadosz
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23 Aug 2014
Shi'ite militiamen gunned down 68 people at a village mosque on Friday, dashing hopes of unity government to to take on the Islamic State insurgency.
Syria announces presidential election date
Article
Alexander Dziadosz
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21 Apr 2014
Syria's governement says a presidential election will take place on June 3, but Western leaders say the vote is a "parody of democracy".
Palestinians lose more than most in Syrian exodus
Article
Alexander Dziadosz
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3 Nov 2013
The war has forced some 50 000 Palestinians to flee Syria, a country where they had enjoyed some of the most favourable treatment in the Arab world.
Protesters storm Cairo building after bloodbath
Africa
Tom Perry
&
Alexander Dziadosz
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15 Aug 2013
Families have tried to identify hundreds of mutilated bodies piled in a Cairo mosque a day after they were shot dead by the security forces.
Putin: Egypt is moving in same direction as Syria – civil war
Africa
Alexander Dziadosz
&
Yasmine Saleh
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7 Jul 2013
Russia's President Vladimir Putin has said that Egypt risks slipping into civil war following the military overthrow of president Mohamed Morsi.
Morsi supporters to protest overthrow
Africa
Alexander Dziadosz
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5 Jul 2013
Morsi supporters are planning a protest against the ousting of Egypt's first democratically elected president.
Egypt: But is it a coup?
Africa
Alastair Macdonald
&
Alexander Dziadosz
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4 Jul 2013
The UN has been left to ponder the validity of the ouster of Egypt's President Mohamed Morsi, while the West considers placing sanctions on aid.
Explosion kills 12 in Aleppo
Article
Alexander Dziadosz
&
Erika Solomon
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18 Jan 2013
Twelve people were killed when an explosion rocked a government-held district of the disputed Syrian city of Aleppo, a monitoring group said.
Libyan forces fight for Gaddafi’s home town
Article
Alexander Dziadosz
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24 Sep 2011
Libyan interim government forces swarmed into Muammar Gaddafi's home town of Sirte on Saturday but encountered heavy sniper fire.
Libya rulers unearth chemical weapons stockpile
Africa
Alexander Dziadosz
&
Maria Golovnina
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22 Sep 2011
Libya's interim rulers said they had captured one of Muammar Gaddafi's last strongholds in the Sahara desert, finding a stock of chemical weapons.
Libyan fighters battle for last Gaddafi strongholds
Article
Maria Golovnina
&
Alexander Dziadosz
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18 Sep 2011
Nearly a month after Muammar Gaddafi's foes overran Tripoli, Libya's interim council is unable to declare all of the nation "liberated".
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