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What is driving Saudi Arabia's apparent rapprochement with Turkey?
In 30 October, Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement expressing its deep pain and regret for the dozens of deaths and injuries in Izmir following an earthquake in western Turkey. Most observers paid little attention to the statement and considered it a customary measure, especially since an unofficial call to...
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Landmine planted by YPG militia kills civilian in north Syria
A landmine explosion Friday killed a civilian in northern Syria. The landmine planted by the Kurdish YPG militia in a village in Ayn al-Arab district, detonated Nov. 13 when a farmer was reportedly working in the field, according to sources. Sheikh Nabi Hamo Bozi was critically injured by the explosion and died Friday....
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January Syrian talks to focus on Constitution: UN envoy
The UN special envoy for Syria announced Friday that a new round of talks to discuss constitutional principles for a peaceful Syria will begin next month in Geneva Geir Pedersen told reporters at the UN that there was "some common ground" after five days of talks. "So, when the next meeting will be starting on the 25th...
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Moscow opens dozens of coronavirus vaccination centers
Thousands of doctors, teachers and others in high-risk groups have signed up for COVID-19 vaccinations in Moscow starting Saturday, a precursor to a sweeping Russia-wide immunization effort. The vaccinations come three days after President Vladimir Putin ordered the launch of a “large-scale” COVID-19 immunization campaign even though a...
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How scientists saved rare seeds from Syria's war — and are now helping to feed the world
In 2014, the remaining staff of the International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas, or ICARDA, fled their beloved gene bank in Tel Hadia, 20 miles south of Aleppo. Syria’s civil war, which had broken out three years earlier, had finally made the staffing of the facility untenable. But the scientists had already shipped off a...
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From Syria to Nagorno-Karabakh: Russia and Turkey's complex regional rivalry
On 20 October, without much media hype, Turkish forces stationed in the Syrian city of Morek began withdrawing from their base. Morek is the most important Turkish post north of the Syrian regime-held city of Hama and borders the rebel-controlled northwestern part of the country. The base is surrounded by Russian-backed...
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Turkish Red Crescent helps disabled Syrian
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What is driving Saudi Arabia's apparent rapprochement with Turkey?
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Landmine planted by YPG militia kills civilian in north Syria
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January Syrian talks to focus on Constitution: UN envoy
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Moscow opens dozens of coronavirus vaccination centers
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How scientists saved rare seeds from Syria's war — and are now helping to feed the world
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From Syria to Nagorno-Karabakh: Russia and Turkey's complex regional rivalry
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Turkish Red Crescent helps disabled Syrian
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Isn't it time to form new alliances across the Middle East?
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Who saves Syrian refugees in Lebanon as state pillars collapse
(Zaman Al Wasl)- The deteriorating economic conditions, spreading of Coronavirus and the political turbulence have all a severe impact on more than one million Syrian refugees who have already endured to sersie of human rights violations and discriminatory practices. Syrian refugees stand out as the weakest link, which will pay...
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Lebanese crisis deepens Syrian refugee misery
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Pro-Assad anchorman seeks asylum in France, leaves state TV
Zaman al Wasl’s investigative team, which looks into the Syrian war criminals in the ranks of refugees in the EU, received information indicating the arrival of Rami Nofal, an anchorman in the state TV. Nofal promoted the Assad regime and justified its crimes against Syrian civilians and contributed in distorting the truth since the...
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- U.N. warns 2021 shaping up to be a humanitarian catastrophe
- How scientists saved rare seeds from Syria's war — and are now helping to feed the world
- Moscow opens dozens of coronavirus vaccination centers
- US firms gear up for distribution of Covid vaccines
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