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Refugee Crisis, Kurdistan Question: What's Turkey's "New Reality" In Syria
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime collapsed in just 13 days of rebel offensive after 24 years of rule, leaving a political vacuum in its capital Damascus.
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Bashar Al-Assad Out, Rebels Take Over: What Next For Syria And Its People
Syria's future hinges on uncertainty after the abrupt fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Once thought unassailable, Assad's rule collapsed under the pressure of a rapid offensive led by a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
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"Damascus Awaits": Syrian Rebels Have Begun Encircling Capital, Says Report
In another setback to President Bashar al-Assad's hold on power, the Syrian government forces have lost control of Daraa city, widely regarded as the birthplace of Syria's 2011 civil uprising.
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Over 300 Killed As Syrian Rebels Sweep Into Aleppo, Russia Supports Assad
The Syrian army has said dozens of its soldiers had been killed in a major attack led by Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham rebels who swept into the city of Aleppo, forcing army to redeploy in the biggest challenge to President Bashar al-Assad in years.
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Aleppo Attacked, Bashar Assad In Trouble. Syria Heading For Regime Change?
Syrian Islamist rebels have launched one of their biggest offensive against President Bashar al-Assads forces in years, sweeping through government-held towns before taking control of "half of the city of Aleppo".
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Explained: What's Happening in Syria, How It Could Affect Middle East
The civil war in Syria had thawed. But 13 years since the beginning of one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century, a new surge in violence has reignited attention on a conflict that had faded from the world's headlines.
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In Bangladesh Camps, Rohingya Refugees Mobilise To Fight In Myanmar
One day in July, Rafiq slipped out of the world's largest refugee settlement in southern Bangladesh and crossed the border into Myanmar on a small boat. His destination: a ruinous civil war in a nation that he had fled in 2017.
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In Sudan, 150 Families Risk Lives To Feed Each Other
Sameh Makki's soup kitchen is barely 100 metres from the market, but it can take two hours to make the journey through Sudan's war-torn streets, often through hails of bullets.
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"To Keep Pot Boiling...": Supreme Court Slams Manipur Groups Over Delaying Burial, Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
A Supreme Court-appointed committee on the Manipur crisis has found many troubling actions by civil society organisations (CSOs) that contributed to prolonged ethnic tensions on the ground.
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"A Worrying Sign": UN After Thousands Break Into Aid Centres In Gaza
The United Nations warned Sunday that "civil order" was starting to collapse in Gaza after thousands of people ransacked its food warehouses.
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Elon Musk, Father Of 11, Wants "Smart People" To Have Children, Reveals Biography
Elon Musk often shares his view on population crisis, voicing his opinion on X (formerly Twitter) how it is a much bigger risk to civilization than global warming.
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Floodwater Now 350 Metres Away From Arvind Kejriwal's Home
The flood crisis, reaching a level unseen in 45 years, has also led to the imposition of flood barriers in the Civil Lines residential area.
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Aviation Ministry Analysing Routes Affected By Go First Crisis: Minister
Amid a surge in airfares on certain routes, the civil aviation ministry is doing an analysis of routes that have been affected by the suspension of flights by Go First.
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"May Take Action" If There Is Unbridled Hike In Air Fares, Says Government
The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has advised top officials of airline companies that the government will be forced to take concrete action if there is an unbridled hike in air fares, especially in the sector where Go First has stopped operation.
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Will Respond To Aviation Regulator's Notice In Due Course: Go First
Go First on Tuesday said the airline will respond to the notice of civil aviation regulator the DGCA in due course. The budget airline also said it had already stopped taking bookings, before Directorate General of Civil Aviation issued the notice.
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Refugee Crisis, Kurdistan Question: What's Turkey's "New Reality" In Syria
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime collapsed in just 13 days of rebel offensive after 24 years of rule, leaving a political vacuum in its capital Damascus.
-
Bashar Al-Assad Out, Rebels Take Over: What Next For Syria And Its People
Syria's future hinges on uncertainty after the abrupt fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime. Once thought unassailable, Assad's rule collapsed under the pressure of a rapid offensive led by a group called Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).
-
"Damascus Awaits": Syrian Rebels Have Begun Encircling Capital, Says Report
In another setback to President Bashar al-Assad's hold on power, the Syrian government forces have lost control of Daraa city, widely regarded as the birthplace of Syria's 2011 civil uprising.
-
Over 300 Killed As Syrian Rebels Sweep Into Aleppo, Russia Supports Assad
The Syrian army has said dozens of its soldiers had been killed in a major attack led by Islamist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham rebels who swept into the city of Aleppo, forcing army to redeploy in the biggest challenge to President Bashar al-Assad in years.
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Aleppo Attacked, Bashar Assad In Trouble. Syria Heading For Regime Change?
Syrian Islamist rebels have launched one of their biggest offensive against President Bashar al-Assads forces in years, sweeping through government-held towns before taking control of "half of the city of Aleppo".
-
Explained: What's Happening in Syria, How It Could Affect Middle East
The civil war in Syria had thawed. But 13 years since the beginning of one of the worst humanitarian crises of the 21st century, a new surge in violence has reignited attention on a conflict that had faded from the world's headlines.
-
In Bangladesh Camps, Rohingya Refugees Mobilise To Fight In Myanmar
One day in July, Rafiq slipped out of the world's largest refugee settlement in southern Bangladesh and crossed the border into Myanmar on a small boat. His destination: a ruinous civil war in a nation that he had fled in 2017.
-
In Sudan, 150 Families Risk Lives To Feed Each Other
Sameh Makki's soup kitchen is barely 100 metres from the market, but it can take two hours to make the journey through Sudan's war-torn streets, often through hails of bullets.
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"To Keep Pot Boiling...": Supreme Court Slams Manipur Groups Over Delaying Burial, Cremation Of Unclaimed Bodies
A Supreme Court-appointed committee on the Manipur crisis has found many troubling actions by civil society organisations (CSOs) that contributed to prolonged ethnic tensions on the ground.
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"A Worrying Sign": UN After Thousands Break Into Aid Centres In Gaza
The United Nations warned Sunday that "civil order" was starting to collapse in Gaza after thousands of people ransacked its food warehouses.
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Elon Musk, Father Of 11, Wants "Smart People" To Have Children, Reveals Biography
Elon Musk often shares his view on population crisis, voicing his opinion on X (formerly Twitter) how it is a much bigger risk to civilization than global warming.
-
Floodwater Now 350 Metres Away From Arvind Kejriwal's Home
The flood crisis, reaching a level unseen in 45 years, has also led to the imposition of flood barriers in the Civil Lines residential area.
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Aviation Ministry Analysing Routes Affected By Go First Crisis: Minister
Amid a surge in airfares on certain routes, the civil aviation ministry is doing an analysis of routes that have been affected by the suspension of flights by Go First.
-
"May Take Action" If There Is Unbridled Hike In Air Fares, Says Government
The Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) has advised top officials of airline companies that the government will be forced to take concrete action if there is an unbridled hike in air fares, especially in the sector where Go First has stopped operation.
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Will Respond To Aviation Regulator's Notice In Due Course: Go First
Go First on Tuesday said the airline will respond to the notice of civil aviation regulator the DGCA in due course. The budget airline also said it had already stopped taking bookings, before Directorate General of Civil Aviation issued the notice.
