Rare Tropical Disease Appears in Besieged Eastern Ghouta
Souad Khibyeh for The Syrian Observer
November 28, 2014
Worms are living in organs and feeding on the people under siege in Eastern Ghouta
Worms are living in organs and feeding on the people under siege in Eastern Ghouta
Halki addressed the drop in performance in the services sector, particularly water, electricity, and gas
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Muallem arrived Wednesday in Sochi city on a two-day visit to Russia
According to Al-Akhbar, Muallem is pessimisic towards the two initiatives
Khatib met defectors in the Turkish camps eager for any sign of hope
Document reveals names of victims as well as the date of abduction and torture as well as sexual abuse and rape
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The Russian delegation reaffirmed Russia’s commitment to continuing to support the Syrian people
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Assad would exit power and a hybrid administration consisting of the remains of the current government and the moderate opposition would be formed, and each party would continue to control the areas it currently oversees
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Bilgic highlighted the importance of establishing a no-fly zone and a safe haven in the region as well
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