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Dominic Evans
Iraq, a nation in peril
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Dominic Evans
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27 Jul 2014
The Iraq government is trying to reverse a three-way split of the country.
World watches as battle rages in Syria’s Qusair
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Dominic Evans
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2 Jun 2013
Aid organisations stepped up calls for civilians trapped in the Syrian town of Qusayr to be evacuated.
Syria blames Israel as explosions rock Damascus
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Dominic Evans
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5 May 2013
Powerful explosions struck the outskirts of Damascus early on Sunday, sending columns of fire into the night sky.
Syria: Car bomb kills 53 people, 200 wounded
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Dominic Evans
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21 Feb 2013
A car bomb has killed 53 people and wounded 200 in central Damascus when it blew up on a busy highway close to ruling Baath Party offices.
Syria: Deadly Damascus car bomb explodes near Baath Party offices
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Dominic Evans
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21 Feb 2013
A car bomb shook the centre of Damascus, killing several people and incinerating cars on a busy highway close to offices of the ruling Baath party.
Hint at dialogue on Syria
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Sylvia Westall
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Dominic Evans
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1 Feb 2013
The head of Syria's main opposition coalition, Mouaz Alkhatib, has said he was ready to hold talks with representatives of President Bashar al-Assad.
Assad to make rare speech as Syrian rebels draw nearer
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Dominic Evans
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6 Jan 2013
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will deliver a rare speech on Sunday about the uprising against his rule, which has killed 60000 people.
Nato warns Syria not to use chemical weapons
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Dominic Evans
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4 Dec 2012
Nato has told President Bashar al-Assad that any use of chemical weapons in his fight against rebel forces would be met by an international response.
Fighting ruptures ragged Syrian ceasefire
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Dominic Evans
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26 Oct 2012
Fighting has erupted in a Damascus suburb and around a Syrian army base as a truce marking a Muslim holiday crumbled almost before it had begun.
UN monitors say 13 killed in cold blood in Syria
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Dominic Evans
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30 May 2012
UN observers say 13 bodies have been discovered bound and shot in eastern Syria, days after a massacre of 108 civilians ignited a world outcry.
Syria opposed scale of UN mission as shelling continues
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Dominic Evans
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18 Apr 2012
Syria has challenged the UN chief over the scope of a UN truce monitoring mission, resisting a larger presence as its army shelled targets in Homs.
Syria truce prospects fade as fighting rages
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Khaled Yacoub Oweis
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Dominic Evans
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9 Apr 2012
Continued military bombardments in central Syria is dashing the prospects of a UN-brokered ceasefire taking hold.
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