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Turkish offensive adds to Syria quagmire
With Syrian regime also on the offensive, peace seems a forlorn prospect
Assad's Idlib offensive: a surprise for rebels and setback for opposition
Heavy onslaught on rebel stronghold threatens to trigger humanitarian crisis as civilians flee homes
Turkey to restore Sudanese port in a bid to expand ties in Africa
The agreement could be expanded to include other forms of military cooperation
Syria year in review: Assad fixes his place as outside powers pursue their agendas
Regime allies Russia and Iran and rebel backer Turkey now call shots as opposition and ISIL are subdued
Khan Sheikhoun: the deadliest attack of the Syrian war in 2017
A mourning father forced to bury his wife and children
Halt in US support not a problem, but not visible yet: Syrian Kurds
Turkey claims Trump promised to stop arming YPG militia in phone call with Erdogan
Hizbollah expansion opens door to infiltrators
Recent admission of "some cases" by group's deputy leader lends credence to reports that group uncovered a high-level spy for Israel.
Probe into Hariri’s assassination to focus on Al Assad
Witnesses likely to testify about Syrian complicity in Rafik Hariri's death.
Opening of Hariri trial promises more turmoil for Lebanon
Trial of suspects in the killing of Lebanese PM was once seen as threat to country's delicate political balance; now it will only fan flames lit by Syrian civil war.
Archive marks nation's place in history
An archive of stamps, photos and newspaper cuttings dating from the 1960s has been assembled in an exhibition to commemorate landmarks of the UAE's history.
Italian envoy hails UAE as 'an oasis of stability'
Italy's new ambassador describes the Emirates as 'an oasis of peace' in the midst of regional turmoil.
British family stranded in desert rescued
Dubai Police air wing helicopter tracks the vehicle using a mobile phone signal.
Upgrades needed to stop more undersea internet cable cuts
Experts say better infrastructure is needed to decrease the chances of internet outages caused by undersea cable faults.
GCC foreign ministers to tackle regional unrest
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed to chair meeting in Riyadh tomorrow amid escalating crises and unrest around the region.
Special Forces rescue UAE ship from pirates
Crew safe after UAE forces arrest pirates.
