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After Syria's Al-Assad Flees To Russia, Rebels Work To Form Interim Government
A day after the lightning overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed Ghazi Jalali on Monday said he has agreed to hand power to the rebel-led Salvation Government.
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Charging Rebels, Fleeing Allies: How Syria's Bashar Al-Assad Reached Russia
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was on Sunday forced to flee the country after rebels seized the capital Damascus, ending his 24-year rule.
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Palace Looted, Portraits Torn: How Assad's Fall Echoes Sheikh Hasina's Fate
The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria and his hasty departure from Damascus bears striking parallels to the chaotic events that unfolded in Bangladesh earlier this year when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee the country.
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Syria Civil War: All About Rebels Behind The Fall Of Bashar Al-Assad
Syrians woke up on Monday to an uncertain future, after rebels seized the capital Damascus, forcing President Bashar al-Assad to flee to Russia, ending 13 years of civil war, and five decades of iron-fisted Baath rule.
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With Bashar al-Assad Gone To Russia, US Strikes ISIS Camps Inside Syria
The US on Sunday struck dozens of the ISIS targets inside Syria, just hours after rebels seized the capital Damascus and forced President Bashar al-Assad to flee to Russia after 13 years of civil war and six decades of his family's autocratic rule.
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Over 10,000 Homes Flooded Across Russia As Melting Snow Swells Rivers
Swiftly melting snow triggered the worst recorded flooding in Russia's Ural Mountains, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes as some of Europe's biggest rivers swelled to bursting point.
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"Everyone Was Frightened": Teen Hero Recounts Moscow Concert Horror
Teenage cloakroom attendant Artem Donskov helped people flee to safety when gunmen stormed a concert hall near Moscow last month. Now his mother is trying to get him to see a psychologist.
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Teen Who Helped People Flee During Moscow Concert Attack Recalls Horror
Teenage cloakroom attendant Artem Donskov helped people flee to safety when gunmen stormed a concert hall near Moscow last month. Now his mother is trying to get him to see a psychologist.
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Russia Says Concert Hall Attackers "Had Contacts" In Ukraine: Report
Russia's FSB security service on Saturday said that the perpetrators of a deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall had "contacts" in Ukraine and were trying to flee there, state news agencies reported.
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Apple Ex-Employee Charged in US for Alleged Theft of Company's Self-Driving Technology
The United States on Tuesday announced charges in five cases involving alleged efforts to steal technology to benefit China, Russia and Iran including a former Apple engineer accused of targeting the company's technology on autonomous systems, including self-driving cars, and then fleeing to China.
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"Every Day I Want To Be Home": Ukrainian Family's Year In Refuge
"Love home," it says on the wall of the Titkovs' cozy flat in Vienna. The poster has a particular poignancy for the Ukrainian family who were forced to flee their home in Irpin in the suburbs of Kyiv nearly a year ago.
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Georgia Booms As Citizens Flee Russia Amid War
As war chokes Europe, a small nation wedged beneath Russia is enjoying an unexpected economic boom.
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Russia Tells Residents Of Annexed Region To Leave And Save Their Lives
Russia told people in the occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson to flee for their lives on Sunday as more residents joined an exodus to escape an anticipated Ukrainian counter-offensive.
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Russians Search For Jewish Roots To Avoid Fighting In Ukraine: Report
At a Red Cross centre in Moscow, a dark-haired woman nervously holds a phone to her ear, trying to dig out details on her Jewish roots to help her son flee President Vladimir Putin's drive to mobilise troops to fight in Ukraine.
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Silicon Valley Billionaire Yuri Milner Renounces Russian Citizenship
Milner's foundations have donated at least $11 million to help refugees from Ukraine and scientists forced to flee the country, according to DST Global.
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After Syria's Al-Assad Flees To Russia, Rebels Work To Form Interim Government
A day after the lightning overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed Ghazi Jalali on Monday said he has agreed to hand power to the rebel-led Salvation Government.
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Charging Rebels, Fleeing Allies: How Syria's Bashar Al-Assad Reached Russia
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was on Sunday forced to flee the country after rebels seized the capital Damascus, ending his 24-year rule.
-
Palace Looted, Portraits Torn: How Assad's Fall Echoes Sheikh Hasina's Fate
The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria and his hasty departure from Damascus bears striking parallels to the chaotic events that unfolded in Bangladesh earlier this year when Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee the country.
-
Syria Civil War: All About Rebels Behind The Fall Of Bashar Al-Assad
Syrians woke up on Monday to an uncertain future, after rebels seized the capital Damascus, forcing President Bashar al-Assad to flee to Russia, ending 13 years of civil war, and five decades of iron-fisted Baath rule.
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With Bashar al-Assad Gone To Russia, US Strikes ISIS Camps Inside Syria
The US on Sunday struck dozens of the ISIS targets inside Syria, just hours after rebels seized the capital Damascus and forced President Bashar al-Assad to flee to Russia after 13 years of civil war and six decades of his family's autocratic rule.
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Over 10,000 Homes Flooded Across Russia As Melting Snow Swells Rivers
Swiftly melting snow triggered the worst recorded flooding in Russia's Ural Mountains, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes as some of Europe's biggest rivers swelled to bursting point.
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"Everyone Was Frightened": Teen Hero Recounts Moscow Concert Horror
Teenage cloakroom attendant Artem Donskov helped people flee to safety when gunmen stormed a concert hall near Moscow last month. Now his mother is trying to get him to see a psychologist.
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Teen Who Helped People Flee During Moscow Concert Attack Recalls Horror
Teenage cloakroom attendant Artem Donskov helped people flee to safety when gunmen stormed a concert hall near Moscow last month. Now his mother is trying to get him to see a psychologist.
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Russia Says Concert Hall Attackers "Had Contacts" In Ukraine: Report
Russia's FSB security service on Saturday said that the perpetrators of a deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall had "contacts" in Ukraine and were trying to flee there, state news agencies reported.
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Apple Ex-Employee Charged in US for Alleged Theft of Company's Self-Driving Technology
The United States on Tuesday announced charges in five cases involving alleged efforts to steal technology to benefit China, Russia and Iran including a former Apple engineer accused of targeting the company's technology on autonomous systems, including self-driving cars, and then fleeing to China.
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"Every Day I Want To Be Home": Ukrainian Family's Year In Refuge
"Love home," it says on the wall of the Titkovs' cozy flat in Vienna. The poster has a particular poignancy for the Ukrainian family who were forced to flee their home in Irpin in the suburbs of Kyiv nearly a year ago.
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Georgia Booms As Citizens Flee Russia Amid War
As war chokes Europe, a small nation wedged beneath Russia is enjoying an unexpected economic boom.
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Russia Tells Residents Of Annexed Region To Leave And Save Their Lives
Russia told people in the occupied Ukrainian city of Kherson to flee for their lives on Sunday as more residents joined an exodus to escape an anticipated Ukrainian counter-offensive.
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Russians Search For Jewish Roots To Avoid Fighting In Ukraine: Report
At a Red Cross centre in Moscow, a dark-haired woman nervously holds a phone to her ear, trying to dig out details on her Jewish roots to help her son flee President Vladimir Putin's drive to mobilise troops to fight in Ukraine.
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Silicon Valley Billionaire Yuri Milner Renounces Russian Citizenship
Milner's foundations have donated at least $11 million to help refugees from Ukraine and scientists forced to flee the country, according to DST Global.
