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Free Syrian Army commander Riad al-Asaad tells Al Jazeera about challenges facing the group.
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Al Jazeera's correspondent answers questions from the online community about his recent trip to Syria.
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Egyptian president emphsises Tehran's ties to Damascus, as rebel commanders move headquarters into Syria for first time.
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UN council postpones Syria resolution vote
Security Council to decide Thursday on non-military sanctions, as UN chief Ban Ki-moon says "bloodshed must end now".
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Syrian general close to Assad defects
Manaf Tlas, a Republican Guard commander and friend of the president, has fled and is reportedly bound for Paris.
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Syria opposition group re-elects leader
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