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Missile strike near Aleppo said to have claimed 26 lives as regime forces backed by Hezbollah continue Qusayr assault.
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Conditions for citizens of besieged town worsen while missile reportedly kills at least 26 people in Aleppo.
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Rebels gain control of areas close to Syrian capital, with fighting affecting operations at international airport.
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We discuss rising rumours about the Lebanese Shia group's involvement in Syria's ongoing civil conflict.
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Jihad Makdissi in emailed statement says he has neutral stance on 23-month conflict that has left more than 60,000 dead.
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Washington says regime losing grip on power, as defecting PM accuses Assad of carrying out "genocide" on his own people.
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Rebel strongholds shelled in country's commercial hub as pro-regime paper warns of a looming "battle of all battles".
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Online vote to choose the slogan under which protesters rally against President Assad shows divide among activists.
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Last Modified: 14 Apr 2012 04:03 GMT
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Government spokesman says army will stay in cities "to protect civilians" in apparent rebuff of UN-backed peace plan.
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Syrian forces continue assaults on opposition strongholds, as UN envoy heads to Moscow for talks on halting violence.
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