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Syria rebels fight for Aleppo police academy
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Rebels launch attacks across Syria
Battles rage between regime forces and opposition fighters near Damascus as rebels make advances in country's east.
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Syria envoy seeks fresh UN resolution
Brahimi says transitional government needs formal political sanction, as opposition meets to reorganise in Qatar.
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Syria and Turkey ban flights as ties plummet
Both countries ban civilian flights from their airspace, just days after Turkish interception of a Syrian passenger jet.
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UN deadlocked over Syria despite aid pledges
US and France unveil new aid for civilians as UN remains uncapable of working for long-term prospects of the Syrians.
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New Syria envoy calls for UN council unity
UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi says he hopes to avoid pitfalls encountered by Kofi Annan, who quit in frustration.
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New Syria envoy voices hope for diplomacy
UN-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi says the international community cannot afford to turn its back on Syria.
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Senior Syrian official defects over crackdown
Defence ministry official denounces government claims that ongoing violence is caused by terrorists as "all lies".
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World powers open Syria crisis talks
Closed-door talks begin in Geneva amid deep divisions between West and Russia over plan to end bloodshed in Syria.
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World powers struggle on Syria plan
Transition prospects uncertain after Russia insists President Bashar al-Assad be allowed to retain power in some form.
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