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Syrian government attack on Kurdish neighbourhood of northern city kills at least 15, including nine children.
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Large blast hits Aleppo neighbourhood in Syria, causing several casualties. It is unclear who was behind the attack.
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World Food Programme to work with local groups to reach 2.5 million people, as deadly bombings are reported in Idlib.
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Twin explosions in Damascus district populated mainly by Druze and Christian minorities leave at least 34 dead.
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UN peacekeeping chief says government has lost "large chunks of territory" as witnesses describe heavy shelling in Homs.
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US president talks of unacceptable levels of violence after meeting Jordan's King Abdullah.
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Foreign ministry says comments by Qatar's emir risk "killing" chance of Syria working with the Arab League.
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Deaths reported as new Arab League deadline for Syria to let observers in or face further sanctions expires.
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At least 27 deaths reported in the city of Daraa as fresh pro-reform demonstrations rock the country.
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