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France's top court rules arrest warrant for ex-Syrian leader Assad is invalid
France's highest court ruled on Friday that an arrest warrant for former Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad was invalid as it was issued when he was still in office, but said a new warrant can now be issued as he is no longer a sitting head of state.
Seven months of relative calm in Syria came to a bloody end last week, when what began as local skirmishes escalated into the ...
Assad’s fall, deadly sectarian clashes in southwestern Syria have exposed one of the biggest challenges to the country’s ...
Sectarian violence in southern Syria is shattering hopes for a united country among the country's Druze minority ...
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US military says it has killed senior ISIL (ISIS) leader in Syria’s AleppoDhiya’ Zawba Muslih al-Hardani and two of his sons affiliated to the group were killed in a raid, the US military says ...
PARIS (Reuters) -France's Cour de Cassation, the country's highest court, ruled on Friday that a warrant issued for former ...
A shadow committee is remaking Syria's economy with secret takeovers of Assad-era companies. A Reuters investigation has ...
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The Fall of Assad: How Syria’s Regime Collapsed in DaysAfter nearly 14 years of civil war, Syria's Assad regime crumbled in a stunning series of rebel advances culminating in the ...
An explosion at an ammunition depot in northern Syria on Thursday killed at least seven people and wounded scores, rescuers ...
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