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May 10

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U.N.’s Syria Cease-Fire Plan: The ‘Least-Worst Option’?

Suicide bombers struck Thursday in the heart of Syria's capital of Damascus, killing at least 55 people and wounding at least 370. Jeffrey Brown and NPR's Kelly McEvers, reporting from Beirut, discuss the finger pointing over who's behind the attacks…

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Apr 27

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News Wrap: In Syria, Apparent Suicide Bombing Kills at Least 10

In other news Friday, an apparent suicide attack rocked the Syrian capital of Damascus. State TV reported at least 10 people were killed and nearly 30 were wounded in a bomb attack targeted at riot police and troops. In Afghanistan,…

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Apr 05

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In Syria, Shells Rain Down Days Before Cease-Fire Deadline

Syrian activists dubbed Thursday's government assault on the Damascus suburb of Douma as one of the fiercest yet. But regime officials insist troop withdrawals have begun from the provinces of Daraa and Idlib, and peace envoy Kofi Annan said he…

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Mar 08

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Syrian Deputy Minister Joins Opposition, Leaves ‘Sinking Ship’ Regime

Visiting Damascus on Wednesday, U.N. humanitarian official Valerie Amos said she was concerned for the Syrian people who once lived in the Baba Amr section of Homs, noting "significant" devastation. Ray Suarez reports on defections from Syria's regime as it…

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Feb 07

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Assad Running out of Friends, but China, Russia Still Among Allies

Assad Running out of Friends, but China, Russia Still Among Allies…

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Feb 06

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Syrian Instability: How Would Rest of World Respond?

Citing security woes amid Syria's escalating crackdown, American and British diplomats have left Damascus. Ray Suarez discusses other countries' diplomatic and military options and the mounting pressure on Assad's regime with the University of Oklahoma's Joshua Landis and Steven Heydemann…

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Feb 06

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U.S. Closes Embassy in Syria as Assad Regime Feels ‘Noose Tightening’

As a new surge of killings erupted Monday in Homs, Syria, the United States shuttered its embassy in Damascus, citing security problems. British Foreign Secretary William Hague also dialed back relations with what he called a "doomed" and "murdering" regime.

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Jan 30

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News Wrap: White House Urges Political Solution in Syria

In other news Monday, Syrian government forces pushed back rebellious army units around Damascus as the West took a new diplomatic offensive. At least 100 people died in three days of fighting, according to activists. Also, in Washington, Occupy protesters…

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Jan 26

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News Wrap: Somali Captors Threaten to Kill American Hostage if U.S. Interferes

In other news Thursday, captors in Somalia threatened to kill an American hostage if the United States attempts to free him. The warning followed a Navy SEAL raid that rescued another American and a Dane. Also, government forces in Syria…

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Dec 07

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Syria’s Assad Denies Ordering Deadly Crackdown as Sanctions Drive Down Currency

Syria's President Bashar al-Assad denied in a Wednesday interview that he ordered a deadly crackdown on protesters. Jeffrey Brown speaks with NPR's Deborah Amos, reporting from Beirut, about how the interview will be viewed inside Syria, the state of the…

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