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- Jo joka neljäs Libyan asukas on pakolainen – Syyrian naapuri ponnistelee selviytyäkseen
Libanon on jo vuosia ollut merkittävä kohde sotaa pakeneville syyrialaisille. Asukaslukuun suhteutettuna Libanonissa on pakolaisia enemmän kuin missään muualla. Pelkästään Syyriasta tulleita on maassa toista miljoonaa.- Turvapaikkana Suomi: Jo joka neljäs Libanonin asukas on pakolainen – Syyrian naapurissa ahdasta
Libanon on jo vuosia ollut merkittävä kohde sotaa pakeneville syyrialaisille. Asukaslukuun suhteutettuna Libanonissa on pakolaisia enemmän kuin missään muualla. Pelkästään Syyriasta tulleita on maassa toista miljoonaa.- Turvapaikkana Suomi: Syyrialaisten toivo mennyt – sisällissodalle ei näy loppua
Syyrian sisällissota ei pääty pian ja sieltä tulee yhä lisää pakolaisia, sanoo Hannu Juusola, Helsingin yliopiston seemiläisten kielten ja kulttuurien professori. - Which nations welcome Syrians?
The expanding Syrian refugee crisis highlights the differences among countries that welcome desperate migrants and those that don't.- Regime change not aim of possible UK strikes on Syria, says foreign secretary
Philip Hammond says any British involvement in military action would be limited to disrupting Isis leadership in RaqqaBashar al-Assad could remain as Syrian president for up to six months during a transition process as long as his sponsors Iran...- Will more air strikes in Syria serve any purpose?
Britain says it carried out a drone strike but will air attacks help end the war in Syria or make it worse?- No 10 plans limited Syria strikes and push for transition of power
Military action would be narrowly defined to remove terrorist threat of Isis, while Bashar al-Assad could be allowed to stay in power for six monthsDowning Street is drawing up a new strategy for Syria that would involve limited military strikes...- Ranska: Venäläissotilaat Syyriassa mutkistavat kriisin ratkaisua
Tiedot Venäjän Syyriaan lähettämistä joukoista vaikeuttavat poliittisen ratkaisun löytämistä kriisiin, sanoo Ranskan ulkoministeri.- Nato warns on Russian role in Syria
Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg echoes the concerns of US officials over reports that Russia is increasing its military presence in Syria.- Duuman ainoa Putinin vastustaja vaati tietoa Syyriasta – "sodimmeko me salassa?"
Venäjän duuman ainoa oppositioedustaja vaatii tietoja armeijan toimista Syyriassa.- Vladimir Putinin vastustaja vaati tietoa Syyriasta – "sodimmeko me salassa?"
Venäjän duuman ainoa oppositioedustaja vaatii tietoja armeijan toimista Syyriassa.- Islamic State uses image of Alan Kurdi to threaten Syrian refugees for fleeing
Photo appears in latest issue of group’s magazine, Dabiq, which also accuses refugees of throwing away ‘lives and souls’ of their children by going to EuropeIslamic State is using the shocking image of a drowned Kurdish boy to suggest that...- Washington, UN concerned about Russian troops in Syria
Sources tell Reuters Russian forces have begun participating in military operations in Syria in support of government troops. Deborah Gembara reports.
- No easy answer for Syria's dispossessed
A long-term solution is needed to the Syrian migrant crisis, not eye-catching but simplistic headlines, says Mark Mardell.- The plight of Syria's internally displaced
The plight of Syria's internally displaced refugees- Troubled program to train Syrian rebels
Senior national security officials will meet this week to discuss options for how to revamp the Pentagon program to train and equip moderate Syrian rebels, a senior defense official told CNN.- U.S. to Russia: Back off on Syria
America's top diplomat called his Russian counterpart Wednesday to warn that Moscow's military buildup of troops in Syria could escalate the bloody conflict there that has engulfed the region for more than four years.- U.S. warns Russia: Back off on Syria
America's top diplomat called his Russian counterpart Wednesday to warn that Moscow's military buildup of troops in Syria could escalate the bloody conflict there that has engulfed the region for more than four years.- Russia admits to sending military aid to Syria
Reports say that Russia is moving to bolster Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. CNN's Barbara Starr has more.- Labour MPs 'will support' Syria action
The government will get the necessary support from Labour MPs to extend air strikes to Syria, BBC Newsnight research suggests.