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Sep 13

A look at some of the details of the confidential Syria cease-fire deal

By Bradley Klapper, Matthew Lee, Associated Press

The new Syria cease-fire is rich in detail on the mechanics of ending violence in Aleppo. Officials familiar with the document outline a highly technical series of requirements for both Syrian President Bashar Assad's government and opposition forces.

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Sep 08

Gary Johnson takes heat for ‘What is Aleppo?’ blunder

By Nicholas Riccardi, Associated Press

If it was greater attention Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson wanted, he got it — but probably not the kind he wanted.

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Aug 30

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News Wrap: Polls open in high-profile congressional primaries; ISIS leader killed

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Tuesday, polls opened in several high-profile primaries. In Florida, Sen. Marco Rubio (R) appears poised to maintain his seat, while Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) faces stiff competition from Tim Canova. In Arizona, Sen. John McCain…

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Aug 26

Kerry: ‘Clarity’ achieved with Russia on Syria truce steps

By Jamey Keaten, Matthew Lee, Associated Press

GENEVA — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov "have achieved clarity" on a path to restore a truce in Syria but details remain to be worked out.

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Aug 25

Twitter Chat: Why are Syrian doctors being targeted by airstrikes?

By Jaclyn Diaz

Syrian doctors are being hit in the places that should be safest: their hospitals. Join PBS NewsHour for a Twitter chat at 1 pm EDT on Friday.

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Aug 24

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In Iceland, refugee population helps yield diversity, economic growth

By PBS News Hour

As refugees from war flee across continental Europe, a few have found safety in an unlikely place: Iceland. New legislation there relaxes immigration controls, worrying some residents -- but more citizens favor diversifying their mostly white and Christian nation. In…

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Aug 18

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In ravaged Aleppo, the fight for survival can begin before birth

By PBS News Hour

In Aleppo, Syria's largest city and a stronghold of the Islamic State, warfare usually means an end to life, not its beginning. Recently, a woman nearing labor and walking to the hospital was seriously injured in a bombing. But after…

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Aug 18

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Will the haunting image of an injured Syrian boy make a difference?

By PBS News Hour

Airstrikes are a constant in Aleppo, Syria. But this week, global attention was captured by a haunting snapshot of one strike’s aftermath: a 5-year-old boy bloodied, dust covered and dazed. Such images have a history of going viral. But do…

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Aug 18

One Syrian boy’s moment of horror captures the world’s attention

By Harry Zahn

An image of an ashen Syrian boy, bloodied and dazed in the back of an ambulance, has attracted international attention this week.

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Aug 15

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Repeatedly targeted by airstrikes, Syrian doctors feel abandoned

By Marcia Biggs

In Syria’s ongoing war, doctors are under attack in the very places they expect to be safe: their hospitals. Last week, pro-government forces bombed a maternity hospital in the northwestern city of Idlib -- just one of the more than…

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