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Sculptors, students and sportsmen: Who are the protesters killed in Iran?
Teenagers among hundreds of dead as unrest rages across the country
Internet shutdown leaves Iranians dreading aftermath of protests
Authorities in Tehran claim violence has been quelled after days of unrest
Fashion student 'shot in the head at close range' in Tehran protests
Anti-government demonstrator among hundreds killed in streets of Iran
Anger and dark humour are the new normal in Iran's shutdown
Shopkeepers began closing their businesses at the end of December over economic woes
Syrians in Israeli-occupied towns pin hopes of regaining homes on diplomacy
Syria and Israel have agreed to share intelligence and explore commercial ties
AnalysisWhy do Iran and Hezbollah care about Venezuela?
Tehran has condemned capture of president Nicolas Maduro as it warns against US striking Iran
Syria declares Kurdish positions in Aleppo 'legitimate military targets'
Public offices and schools closed and flights suspended in northern city as fighting continues
Israel and Syria to share intelligence and explore commercial ties after Paris deal
France hosted security talks as Syrians seek recognition of 'stable, unified and sovereign' state
Comment What I've learnt from running the many marathons of the Middle East
From Damascus and Erbil to Bethlehem and Beirut, each race has opened a window into a political moment
Postcard from AleppoHow Syria’s battered powerhouse city is coming back to life
Once a battleground, the Sheikh Najjar city is slowly being revived - but some investors remain wary
Al Hol to Aleppo: Syrian families begin life after years in desert camp
Children raised amid raids and deprivation enter a new world of school, safety and hope
Dispatch‘Huge returns’ draw smugglers to rugged Syria-Lebanon border
Forces in former Hezbollah stronghold put up tough front but admit criminals still active
Special investigationA village traumatised, a nation stunned: Who killed Narin?
The National examines murder of eight-year-old girl, one of Turkey’s most high-profile child killings
DispatchIn Kurdish-held areas of Aleppo, Syria’s fractures come into focus
Sporadic clashes between government forces and Kurdish fighters compound daily hardship for residents
Special reportBeyond the front line dividing northern Syria as Kurdish integration stalls
The National tours the country's longest remaining front line, speaking to anxious residents yearning for peace
