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April 20, 2012


Were you surprised to learn that? The Syria edition


April 15, 2012


Arab Spring fatigue or American fatigue?


March 14, 2012


February 26, 2012


February 22, 2012


February 17, 2012


‘Assad will fall, but not so quickly’


February 15, 2012


February 14, 2012


February 12, 2012


February 10, 2012


Must Read, February 9, 2012


Must Read, February 8, 2012


Must Read, February 7, 2012


Why doing something on Syria is a strategic concern for the US


Must Read, January 6, 2012


Must Read, January 19, 2012


At least 15 reported killed in Syria, among them 3 youths

At least 15 people were reported killed in Syria on Friday in protests against President Bashar Assad's regime, Al Arabiya said.

Protests erupt across Syria on ‘Day of Rage’

Syrian security forces opened fire on demonstrations Friday in the capital Damascus and the coastal city of Latakia - the heartland the ruling elite - wounding at least five people as thousands took to the streets in several places across the country, witnesses said.


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