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Three Belgian companies summoned to court for chemicals exports to Syria
Three Belgian companies have been accused by Belgian Customs authorities of exporting chemicals to Syria without a proper export license.
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Alaa, a civil society worker who has been in Damascus since the start of the conflict, weighs in on the impact of U.S. and Russian foreign intervention in Syria and the perception of civilians on the ground.
Euroviews. Syria and Salisbury: The battle to maintain trust in evidence of illegal chemical weapons | View
Chemical weapons' usage in Syria clearly required an immediate and forceful response, but the handling of the aftermath of the targeted chemical assassination attempt on Sergei and Yulia Skripal continues to pose a long-term challenge for the British government.
OPCW inspectors allowed access to Douma
Chemical weapons experts have finally been given permission to enter Douma on Wednesday after Western alliance accused Russia of blocking access
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Euroviews. Impact of the Syrian missile strike | View
Saturday’s missile strike on Syria may temporarily deter the Syrian government from using chemical weapons but it will not alter the trajectory of the seven-year-long war, experts say.
Syrians remain defiant despite allied air strikes
The Western alliance air strikes on Syria's alleged chemical weapon sites have been widely condemned across the country
Syrians gather along the streets of Damascus to condemn the air strikes
Syrians chanted pro-government slogans and waved Syrian flags showing solidarity to the Syrian Presidency.
Where do different countries stand on Syria missile strikes?
As Moscow and Washington traded threats of retaliation over an alleged chemical attack in Syria, where do other countries stand on a military response?
Russia says "think about possible consequences"
As tensions increase over the suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria, the Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has urged against 'any steps which could lead to an escalation of tensions.'
British PM summons cabinet over Syria
Britain prepares to join military response to a suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria as the PM seeks cabinet backing
Chemical weapons experts to visit Syria
The Kremlin submitted a resolution to the United Nations Security Council proposing that the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons investigates the alleged chemical attack in Douma in Syria over the weekend.
US, Russia clash over Syria at UN Security Council
The US has vowed to respond to an alleged deadly chemical weapons attack in Syria regardless of whether the UN Security Council acts or not, while Russia has warned Washington of "grave repercussions".
EU and NATO back Britain over spy attack
Meanwhile, Russia's Ambassador to the EU Vladimir Chizhov appeared to backtrack on previous suggestions that the nerve agent used in the UK attack could have come from a British laboratory.
What we know about the Russian nerve agent used in spy attack
The following is a summary of an interview given by Dr Michelle Carlin, senior lecturer in forensic and analytical chemistry at Northumbria University.
May's Russia statement in full
Below is a transcript of a statement by British prime minister Theresa May to parliament on the subject of Russian involvement in a chemical attack on two people in the town of Salisbury.
Russian spy attack: British PM May to address parliament
Theresa May convened her National Security Council on Monday and was due to address parliament later in the afternoon to discuss how to respond to the attempted murder of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal.
Patients treated after suspected chemical attack in Eastern Ghouta
Medics report a chlorine gas attack in Eastern Ghouta, just hours after an aid convoy left the area.
UN claims Pyongyang provided materials for chemical weapons in Syria
Damascus denies using chemical weapons but a UN investigation says North Korea shipped equipment that could have been converted