We have started to collect the most important news related to Syria in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Life goes on in a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan as a traditional wedding takes place over the weekend.
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Key Syrian defector Gen Manaf Tlas has hinted that French secret agents helped him flee and accused the Syrian government of lying and being unwilling to reform.
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Manaf Tlas, a Syrian general who defected in July, hints that French intelligence agencies helped him escape.
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New UN-Arab League envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, begins his first mission with a visit to Cairo where he acknowledges the challenges he will face.
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At least 17 people are killed by a car bomb in the Syrian city of Aleppo, reports say, as new peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi begins a mission to the region.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has dismissed a Russian proposal for a new UN Security Council resolution on Syria as pointless "without teeth".
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says a Russian plan for a UN Security Council resolution on Syria will be pointless without consequences.
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About 100 people have died in violence across Syria, activists say, as large parts of the city of Aleppo are left without water.
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Syrian rockets hit an Iraqi border town killing a young girl, in one of the the most serious spillovers of violence since the Syrian conflict began.
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Two bombs have struck the Syrian capital Damascus, according to state media and opposition activists.
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Two bombs strike the Syrian capital Damascus, the first killing at least five members of the security forces, reports say.
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Syrian soldiers have stormed Tal Shehab, a town on the Jordanian border which has been a crossing point for refugees, according to activists.
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Desperate plight of civilians who fled to Damascus for safety
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Security forces shell several opposition-held districts in Syria's second city of Aleppo, leaving at least 19 people dead, activists say.
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The new UN and Arab League envoy for Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, says the death toll in the conflict is "staggering" and the destruction "catastrophic".
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The UN says more than 100,000 Syrians fled their country in August, as the head of the Red Cross discusses the aid crisis with President Assad.
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Broken tanks and bread queues - an artist paints war-ravaged town
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Activists report a deadly air strike in Aleppo province, as the new UN envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, tells the BBC his task is "nearly impossible".
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The new UN envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, describes his task as "nearly impossible", in comments to the BBC after taking up the post.
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The new international envoy to Syria, Lakhdar Brahimi, has given a pessimistic assessment of the task ahead of him.
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An explosion is reported in an area of the Syrian capital Damascus which houses major military and security compounds.
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Jordan calls for international help to cope with the influx of refugees, as escalating fighting in Syria increases the number of fleeing civilians.
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Fighting breaks out at several air bases in Syria, as new peace envoy Lakhdar Brahimi formally takes up his post.
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Rebels and regime forces have been battling for control of several air bases in Syria, as fighting also continued in key cities.
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Damascus Alawites standing firm behind beleaguered leader
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The UN Security Council discusses Turkey's demand for refugee camps inside Syria but admits the issue raises "serious questions".
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Ban Ki-moon has criticised Iran's position on Israel and the Egyptian president, Mohammed Mursi, has attacked the Syrian government on the first day of the Non-Aligned Movement summit in Tehran.
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Egypt's president Mohammed Mursi hits out at the "oppressive" Syrian regime at a summit in Iran, sparking a walkout by the Syrian delegation.
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Syrian rebels shoot down a government fighter jet in the north-western province of Idlib, unconfirmed reports say.
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Syrian rivals dig in for long drawn-out battle
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has said the military needs more time to "win the battle" against rebel forces, as fighting rages across the country.
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Twelve people are killed by a car bomb at a funeral in the Jaramana suburb of the Syrian capital Damascus, state TV says.
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Syrian state television has confirmed a military helicopter has come down in the capital, Damascus, with rebels from the Free Syrian Army claiming they shot it down.
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A Syrian helicopter comes down in the capital Damascus, state television reports, with rebels claiming they shot it down.
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Ordeal of Syrian woman 'ordered to admit fabricating TV news'
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The BBC's Barbara Plett reports as armed rebels in Syria say they have shot down a military helicopter over the capital, Damascus.
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Opposition activists say they found scores of bodies in a town near the Syrian capital where government forces carried out a "massacre".
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Opposition activists in Syria say scores of bodies have been found in a town near the capital Damascus, accusing government troops of a "massacre".
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Syria's youngest refugees struggle with conflict memories
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The body of Japanese reporter Mika Yamamoto, killed in the Syrian city of Aleppo, is repatriated, as three other journalists remain missing.
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Fighting over Syria spills over into Lebanon
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The United Nations refugee agency says that more than 200,000 Syrian refugees have fled to neighbouring countries as the conflict has intensified.
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The United Nations refugee agency has said more than 200,000 Syrians have now fled the country as the conflict intensifies. That is already more than the figure forecast by the UNHCR for the end of 2012.
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Three people, including a Sunni cleric, have been killed in the Lebanese city of Tripoli amid new sectarian clashes fuelled by the conflict in Syria.
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The BBC's Barbara Plett said the growing numbers of refugees had become a big political issue.
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Heavy fighting continues in the Syrian cities of Damascus and Aleppo, reports say, with a rights group saying that civilians have been subjected to "horrific violence".
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Fresh clashes erupt in the Lebanese city of Tripoli between two communities at odds over Syria, breaching a fragile truce agreed on Wednesday.
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The Syrian crisis has spilled over into Lebanon as tensions remain high in the country's north eastern city of Tripoli.
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Twelve people are killed and at least 100 wounded after fighting in a north Lebanese city between two Muslim communities divided over Syria.
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The UK joins the US in warning Syria that the use or threat of chemical weapons would force the nations "to revisit their approach".
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Chinese state media accuse US President Barack Obama of planning to use Syria's chemical weapons as an excuse for intervening militarily.
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The New York Times has released video of rebels from the Free Syrian Army trying to use a prisoner as an unwitting suicide bomber in their attacks on government forces.
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Syria's deputy prime minister says all issues - including President Assad's resignation - are up for discussion, but the West should not intervene.
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Syria's ethnic and religious minorities drawn into conflict
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The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil went to visit the Za'atari refugee in Jordan, where Syrian children have the chance to play again safe from the conflict at home.
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A Japanese journalist, Mika Yamamoto, has been killed in the conflict-torn Syrian city of Aleppo, Tokyo has confirmed.
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Medecins Sans Frontiers says it is currently the only international medical organisation working inside Syria to treat the wounded.
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At least three people are killed and 25 hurt in clashes in the Lebanese city of Tripoli between opponents and supporters of Syria's president.
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President Barack Obama says the use of chemical weapons by Syria would change his calculations on US military action in the conflict.
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A Japanese journalist, Mika Yamamoto, has been killed reporting fighting in Aleppo, Syria, Japan's foreign ministry confirms.
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Damascus resident describes effect of fighting in Syrian capital
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The UN's observer mission in Syria formally comes to an end, days after it was decided to cancel it in response to mounting violence.
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Bashar al-Assad makes his first appearance in a public place since a bomb attack last month, visiting a mosque to mark Eid al-Fitr.
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The conflict between rebel forces and those loyal to President Assad in Syria has resulted in the government loosening its grip on the Kurdish region in the North East of the country.
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The US, Russia, Syria and others welcome the appointment of veteran Algerian diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi as the new international envoy to Damascus.
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Syrian conflict raises hopes of minority
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Algerian diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi takes over from Kofi Annan as the new international envoy for Syria, as fighting continued to rage in the main cities.
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Where are the organisers of first Damascus demonstration now?
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At least 60 bodies have been found in a Damascus suburb, activists say, after what the opposition describes as a "massacre" by government forces.
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The BBC's Gabriel Gatehouse meets some of the Syrians who have fled to Turkey and yearn to return and take on the Syrian army.
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The United Nations has called an end to its military observer mission in Syria, days before its mandate was due to expire.
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Russia's foreign ministry warns of "serious negative consequences" if the UN pulls out of Syria, as the UN prepares formally to end its mission.
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The United Nations says at least 2.5m people in Syria are in need of aid, as fears grow that the conflict is spilling across the border.
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The news agency suffers its third breach in a month, as hackers continue their pro-Syria propaganda war on the site.
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