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Syria’s interim government will stay in power until March, reports say
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Euroviews. Normalising al-Assad’s regime is against Europe’s interests
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Euroviews. Normalising al-Assad’s regime is dangerous and must be abandoned
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In partnership with Media City
"I want to prove to people that I am like anybody else who can help others. I sacrificed my fear and broke through all the barriers to face society."
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Eight children among Syrian refugees killed in Turkey house fire
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'Little Amal' puppet of a young Syrian refugee visits COP26 in Glasgow
'Little Amal' puppet of a young Syrian refugee visits COP26 in Glasgow
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