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CLARIN

"The West Uses Lies To Unleash Wars..." The Bashar Al-Assad Interview

The Syrian leader left open the possibility to negotiate with the opposition but ruled out stepping down in this rare interview obtained by top Argentine daily Clarin.

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Wave Of Car Bombs Kills At Least 32 Across Iraq

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Iran Hangs Two Accused Of Spying For CIA, Mossad

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From Turkey To Iraq, The

From Turkey To Iraq, The "PKK Problem" Still Central To Kurdish Destiny

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Beirut, Where Art And Bling Meet Civil War

Beirut, Where Art And Bling Meet Civil War

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What You Need To Know About The Deadly New Coronavirus

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Allegations Of Vote-Rigging As Sharif Looks Set To Lead Pakistan

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Landmark Women's Prayers At Jerusalem Western Wall Marred By Violent Protests, Arrests

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Blond Ukrainians For The Good Samaritans

Blond Ukrainians For The Good Samaritans

How one of the world's most isolated and ancient religious communities made mating exceptions to be sure it doesn't disappear from the face of the earth.

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Making Sense Of The Arab Spring's Ugly Aftermath

Making Sense Of The Arab Spring's Ugly Aftermath

Unable to live up to the first wave of optimism, the uprising in the Arab world is nonetheless destined to change history.

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Death Toll Rising After Pakistan Election Rally Blast

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Israeli Air Strikes, Chinese Pushback, Chemical Weapons: Stakes Rise In Syria

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