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For Single Syrian Women, Search For Soulmate Comes Up Empty
Of the country's pre-war population of 23 million, more than five million have fled the country and even more are internally displaced.
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Save The Children-Supported Maternity Hospital Bombed In Syria: NGO
A maternity hospital supported by Save the Children was bombed on Friday in an air raid in Idlib province of northwest Syria, causing casualties and heavy damage, the Britain-based charity said.
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Syria Conflict Has Cost Country $200 Billion Says Syria's Assad: Report
Damage inflicted by the brutal five-year conflict in Syria has cost the country over $200 billion (176 billion euros), President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview with Russian state news agency RIA Novosti released today.
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Generation Of Syrian Children Face 'Catastrophic' Psychological Damage
A generation of Syrian children are facing "catastrophic" psychological damage with one in four inside Syria at risk of developing a mental health disorder from witnessing traumatic events, a global children's charity said today.
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Death, Refugees, Damage: Syria's Crisis in Figures
Syria's war has killed more than 210,000 people, uprooted half the population and left the country in ruins since erupting four years ago.
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US-Led Forces Drop Nearly 5,000 Bombs on Islamic State
US-led aircraft have dropped nearly 5,000 bombs in the air war against Islamic State jihadists in Iraq and Syria, damaging or destroying more than 3,000 targets including tanks, the Pentagon said on Wednesday.
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Satellite Images Show 290 Heritage Sites in Syria Damaged by War, Says UN
Satellite imagery indicate that 290 cultural heritage sites in Syria, whose history stretches back to the dawn of civilization, have been damaged by its ongoing civil war, the United Nations' training and research arm (UNITAR) said on Tuesday.
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Syria's Historic Crusader Castle Damaged by War
The Crac des Chevaliers once held off a siege by the Muslim warrior Saladin some 900 years ago, but today bears the wounds of modern warfare: heavy artillery damaged its walls, an airstrike punctured its roof and shrapnel tore through its religious artifacts.
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For Single Syrian Women, Search For Soulmate Comes Up Empty
Of the country's pre-war population of 23 million, more than five million have fled the country and even more are internally displaced.
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Save The Children-Supported Maternity Hospital Bombed In Syria: NGO
A maternity hospital supported by Save the Children was bombed on Friday in an air raid in Idlib province of northwest Syria, causing casualties and heavy damage, the Britain-based charity said.
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Syria Conflict Has Cost Country $200 Billion Says Syria's Assad: Report
Damage inflicted by the brutal five-year conflict in Syria has cost the country over $200 billion (176 billion euros), President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview with Russian state news agency RIA Novosti released today.
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Generation Of Syrian Children Face 'Catastrophic' Psychological Damage
A generation of Syrian children are facing "catastrophic" psychological damage with one in four inside Syria at risk of developing a mental health disorder from witnessing traumatic events, a global children's charity said today.
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Death, Refugees, Damage: Syria's Crisis in Figures
Syria's war has killed more than 210,000 people, uprooted half the population and left the country in ruins since erupting four years ago.
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US-Led Forces Drop Nearly 5,000 Bombs on Islamic State
US-led aircraft have dropped nearly 5,000 bombs in the air war against Islamic State jihadists in Iraq and Syria, damaging or destroying more than 3,000 targets including tanks, the Pentagon said on Wednesday.
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Satellite Images Show 290 Heritage Sites in Syria Damaged by War, Says UN
Satellite imagery indicate that 290 cultural heritage sites in Syria, whose history stretches back to the dawn of civilization, have been damaged by its ongoing civil war, the United Nations' training and research arm (UNITAR) said on Tuesday.
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Syria's Historic Crusader Castle Damaged by War
The Crac des Chevaliers once held off a siege by the Muslim warrior Saladin some 900 years ago, but today bears the wounds of modern warfare: heavy artillery damaged its walls, an airstrike punctured its roof and shrapnel tore through its religious artifacts.
