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Could an Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal be imminent?
Speculation is mounting that a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza could be imminent, as the White House said they were cautiously optimistic.
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Russia vows revenge after Ukraine kills top general in Moscow
A high ranking Russian general has been killed in Moscow after a device hidden in an electric scooter exploded as he was walking past.
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DUBBED True scale of Assad’s slaughter revealed at Syrian mass grave
His prisons held hundreds of thousands of people: relentlessly tortured and abused, many of them did not survive.
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Syrians have become a ‘scapegoat’ in Germany, says Syrian journalist
We spoke to Syrian journalist and pro-democracy activist Rami Jarrah.
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Scholz loses vote of no confidence – what now for Syrians?
Events in Syria are being watched very closely here, not least because this country has hosted more than a million Syrian refugees since 2015, more than any other European country.
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How are events in Syria playing out in the US?
What chance is there of accountability for the Assad regime given the evidence being uncovered at Al-Qutayfa and elsewhere in Syria?
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Assad could one day face court, says former US war crimes ambassador
We spoke to Stephen Rapp, who served as the US ambassador at large for war crimes issues in the Office of Global criminal justice under President Obama.
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‘It’s a slaughterhouse, a machinery of death,’ says Syrian Emergency Task Force director
We spoke to Mouaz Mustafa and asked how certain he was that his uncle was one of those buried in the mass graves of Al-Qutayfa.
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True scale of Assad’s slaughter revealed at Syrian mass grave
His prisons held hundreds of thousands of people: relentlessly tortured and abused, many of them did not survive.
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US government insists drones spotted over New Jersey pose no threat
The US federal government has insisted that drones spotted in the night time skies of New Jersey pose no threat.
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Israeli forces ramp up attacks in northern Gaza
Forty people have been killed in a strike on a school in Beit Hanoun in the far north of the Gaza strip, according to local civil defence workers.
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Nearly 1,000 feared dead as cyclone hits French island Mayotte
A tropical cyclone, made stronger by climate change causing rising ocean temperatures, has killed hundreds of people in Mayotte, a French department in the Indian Ocean. The island’s top government official told the local broadcaster that the death toll may yet rise to near 1,000.
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New Georgia president will ‘escalate tensions’, says RUSI associate fellow
We spoke to Natia Seskuria, an associate fellow at the Royal United Services think tank.
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Georgia: Former Man City footballer named president
A former Premier League footballer has been chosen as the new President of Georgia – though not by its people.
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‘Syrians don’t see themselves as divided along sectarian lines’ – expert
Foreign ministers from the Middle East, Europe and the US have been meeting today in Jordan to try to hammer out a united approach to diplomacy with the Islamist rebel forces now in charge in Syria.
