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In American society, awareness is action - but when attention is its own goal, nothing else gets accomplished.
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President Bashar al-Assad accuses Washington of aiding "gangs", adding that US is partly to blame for civilian deaths.
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Incoherent national policies and geopolitical rivalries are leading to a worsening crisis in Syria.
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UN team sees traces of Syria massacre
Observers visiting al-Qubayr give grim testimony of Wednesday's assault that is reported to have killed at least 70.
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EU officials pressure Russia over Syria
Top European Union officials meet Putin in Saint Petersburg, with Kremlin's support for Damascus set to dominate agenda.
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When will Russia change its stance on Syria?
As violence continues in Syria, we ask if it is time for Russia to shift its position on the conflict.
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Annan warns of 'all-out' war in Syria
Peace envoy tells meeting of Arab League members that the conflict is taking sectarian dimension, amid renewed violence.
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UN mission chief "deeply disturbed" by discovery of 13 bodies in eastern province, amid fresh diplomatic expulsions.
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