Reem Aouir
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Seven killed in Syria after gunmen open fire on bus in Homs (opens the original)
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Gunmen in Syria killed seven people and wounded four others after opening fire on a civilian bus in western Homs province on Wednesday evening. The bus was carrying company employees returning home from work when it came under fire as it crossed the Masyaf Bridge in the western Homs countryside, according to the Homs Health Directorate. Security units were immediately deployed to the scene to secure the area, while criminal investigators began collecting evidence to identify those responsible an
Syria protests spread as fuel prices rise by up to 40 percent (opens the original)
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Protests have erupted across several parts of Syria after the government sharply increased fuel prices, with demonstrators blocking major roads, burning tyres and calling for the energy minister's resignation as anger grows over the rising cost of living. Demonstrations were reported in cities of Idlib, Hama, Raqqa, Deir al-Zor and Hasakah, with protesters preventing oil tankers from passing in some areas. Syria's Permanent Committee for Pricing Petroleum Products and Mineral Resources issued a
Saudi defence pact with Turkey and Pakistan sparks UAE backlash (opens the original)
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A new defence agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan has reopened tensions between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi, with prominent Emirati and Saudi voices publicly clashing over the kingdom's decision to pursue a new regional security partnership beyond the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The "Mecca Joint Defence Agreement", signed on 7 August, commits the three nations to treating an armed attack against one as an attack against all. The agreement has sparked fierce criticism from some promi
Syria reclaims control of key coastal sites in deal with Russia (opens the original)
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Syria and Russia have reached a memorandum of understanding to scale back Moscow's military presence on Syria's Mediterranean coast, ending 18 months of negotiations over the future of the Hmeimim airbase and Tartus naval facility. The Syrian foreign ministry announced the deal on Sunday, describing it as the outcome of "a year and a half of negotiations and intensive discussions led by the ministry". Under the terms of the agreement, the Syrian state will take over management of civilian facili
'They almost killed my child': Women in Syria's Roj camp describe night of gunfire and fear (opens the original)
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Kurdish-led armed forces opened fire inside Syria's Roj camp on Friday evening, with bullets tearing through tents housing children, after several days of protests by women demanding better treatment inside the facility, according to multiple accounts shared with Middle East Eye. No one was reported killed or wounded. But women inside the camp, which holds thousands of foreign women and children, relatives of suspected Islamic State (IS) group fighters, described a night of chaos and terror that
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