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Tolerated opposition group says it has ruled out direct talks, day after president outlines peace plan.
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Opposition calls on Assad to end 'repression'
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Syrian opposition seeks 'peaceful transition'
Government critics meeting in Damascus call for democracy while government vows to invite "all factions" to a dialogue.
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Syrian opposition figures meet in Damascus
Gathering of nearly 200 critics of the Assad regime dismissed by some democracy activists as a "publicity stunt".
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Syria's 'spring' toward democracy
For democratisation to happen in Syria, leadership and unity must be addressed first.
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Syrian dissident Kilo released
Critic who urged recognition of Lebanese independence leaves jail after prison term.
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