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Syria hits back on diplomats, but allows humanitarian access
World NowSyria retaliated Tuesday for last week’s coordinated expulsion of its diplomats from the United States, Europe, Turkey and elsewhere, labeling as “unwelcome” a series of ambassadors and other foreign envoys from 11 nations, including the... -
Syria on agenda as EU leaders meet Russia's Putin
World NowEU-Russia summit: European leaders are expected to press the contentious issue of Syria at a European Union-Russian summit Monday in St. Petersburg, but few believe Russian President Vladimir Putin will agree to ramp up pressure on the Syrian government..... -
Syrian President Assad: Not even 'monsters' kill so wantonly
World NowA defiant Syrian President Bashar Assad offered no new concessions Sunday from his embattled administration, instead assailing a “foreign conspiracy” against Syria and rejecting any government role in recent “monstrous massacres”... -
U.N. condemns massacre in Syrian town, raises death toll to 108
World NowThe U.N. Security Council on Sunday blamed Syrian government forces for artillery and tank shelling of residential areas in Houla as officials from the world body raised their estimate of the death toll in the Friday fighting in the town to 108, including... -
U.N. Security Council meets over massacre in Syrian town
World NowThe United Nations Security Council was meeting in New York on Sunday in an effort to craft a statement condemning the weekend killings that left more thean 100 people, including scores of children, dead in a Syrian town.... -
Syrian government denies role in massacre of 90, including children
World NowBEIRUT — Syrian authorities on Sunday denied responsibility for a weekend massacre in the central town of Houla that the United Nations said left about 90 people dead, more than a third of them children. The killings — documented in grisly... -
U.N. official: More than 90 dead in Syria, many of them children
World NowMore than 92 people, a third of them children, were killed in what appeared to be the worst violence against civilians in Syria since a U.N.-backed cease-fire went into effect last month, the chief of the United Nations mission in Syria said Saturday.... -
Kofi Annan arrives in Syria as massacre adds urgency to peace plan
World NowFormer United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan arrived in Syria amid a flurry of diplomatic activity following the massacre of more than 100 people -- most of them women and children -- in the town of Houla.... -
Muslim cleric suspected of terrorism loses bail appeal in London
World NowAbu Qatada, a A Muslim cleric imprisoned on suspicion of terrorism in Britain and convicted in absentia in Jordan on similar charges, will remain in a British jail while awaiting a hearing on his appeal of an extradition order, a judge said.... -
Palestinians take steps toward holding elections
World NowThe Palestinian Authority and Hamas on Monday took steps toward holding elections more than a year after signing an agreement that was supposed to end five years of internal strife and division.... -
Syrian government shelling in Hama kills more than 40, activist says
World NowA government assault on rebel areas in the central Syrian city of Hama has killed as many as 42 people, most of them civilians, an opposition activist claimed.... -
'Flame' cyber-attack in Middle East raises whodunit questions
World NowThe malware dubbed "Flame," the latest case of cyber warfare and intelligence gathering in the Middle East, has both surprised and impressed experts worldwide....
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