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Forces in former Hezbollah stronghold put up tough front but admit criminals still active
The National examines murder of eight-year-old girl, one of Turkey’s most high-profile child killings
Sporadic clashes between government forces and Kurdish fighters compound daily hardship for residents
The National tours the country's longest remaining front line, speaking to anxious residents yearning for peace
Government seizes rocket launchers heading for Lebanon as it insists it can fight extremists
The National visits the rubbish-strewn Al Karamat camp in Idlib that many residents cannot afford to leave
President Donald Trump vows to retaliate after America's first combat deaths in the country since 2022
Historic citadel reopens as thousands return to Syria's second city, where people are yet to see a 'single cent' of higher salaries
Business leaders welcome 'positive news' after US House moves to scrap Caesar Act
Heavy fog ruins plans of travellers from across Europe to join family and friends for anniversary
Lebanese leaders greet Pope Leo as he begins three-day tour in Beirut
Thousands gather for service in which pontiff urged peaceful co-existence
Pontiff 'left with sense of peace', says muezzin
Catholic leader prays alongside Orthodox archbishop at location where early Christian milestones reached
After the fall of the Assad regime, a small but determined group from Europe and Turkey are going back to help shape Syria's fragile recovery
