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Turkey’s doctors provide health services to Syrians

A group of volunteer doctors associated with a Turkish aid group provided health services and humanitarian assistance to civilians in Syrian towns cleared of the terror group. Istanbul-based Yeryuzu Doktorlari Association (YDD) has helped thousands of people in 2018, according to a...

Debate on May's deal resumes before crucial Brexit vote

Wednesday began five of the most crucial days ever for Britain's parliament as the debate on Prime Minister Theresa May’s EU withdrawal agreement resumed. Coming to the end of a road almost two-and-a-half years after British voters narrowly decided in 2016 to leave the EU, the Brexit...

Storm inundates highways, refugee camps

Flooding across Lebanon inundated major highways and dozens of refugee settlements Tuesday. A Syrian girl remains missing and some 50 people were injured across the course of the day. A number of roads were forced to close due to the extreme flooding precipitated by storm Norma....

Turkey adamant on tough stance on Syrian Kurdish fighters

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says Turkey will not refrain from military action to protect its borders from what he describes as threats posed by Syrian Kurdish fighters. The minister spoke Wednesday, a day after Turkey rejected U.S. national security adviser John Bolton's...

Assad lost legitimacy, British envoy says

The Assad regime in Syria “lost its legitimacy due to its atrocities against Syrian people,” according to Martin Longden, the U.K.’s special representative for Syria. Longden said on Twitter on Tuesday that the U.K. closed its embassy in Damascus in 2012 and “we have no plans to reopen...

Bashir blames conspirators for protest violence

Khartoum (AFP) - Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on Tuesday blamed conspirators for violence during deadly anti-government protests, as an impoverished town held a "martyrs' rally" to honour those killed. Bashir, speaking at a military base near the town of Atbara where the first...

Torture Victims: Muhannad al-Jassim profile

 (Zaman Al Wasl)- Many young men in the eastern town of Al-Muhasan in Deir Ezzor province have joined the revolution since its early days and heavy prices are still being paid. Muhannad al-Jassim, who left the Journalism school at Damascus University of Damascus, was one of them....

Boeing 2018 plane deliveries at record but miss estimates

Boeing reported record commercial plane deliveries for the second straight year on Tuesday, although the figures missed the company's forecast. The aerospace giant, which has capitalized on rising global demand for air travel, reported deliveries of 806 planes for the year, up from 763...