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Peace envoy tells meeting of Arab League members that the conflict is taking sectarian dimension, amid renewed violence.
UN chief voices "grave alarm" after reports of shelling of populated areas amid demands for Security Council meeting.
Activists say government forces attacked two neighbourhoods with machine guns, killing 28 people.
Water shortages and regional economy top the agenda at 21-nation bloc's first meeting since the Arab Spring uprisings.
Heavy fighting reported in key city as Western powers call for UN Security Council action authorising humanitarian aid.
Joint UN-Arab League envoy wants single process of mediation as troops launch ground assault on city of Homs.
Sporadic shelling and clashes reported in Syrian city as Western powers call for UN Security Council action.
Officials from more than 70 nations vowed more sanctions on Assad's government and called for aid to be brought in.
Officials from more than 70 countries gather for "Friends of Syria" meeting in Tunisia to explore options for peace.
Security Council debates draft resolution calling for Assad to step aside, but Russian opposition could block UN role.
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