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Two years on, aid efforts struggle to keep up with a shattered Syria
Embattled aid workers in Syria say they can only do so much to counter the effects of the spiraling conflict, which is now entering its third year and shows little movement toward a political solution.
Syria border bombing: How will Turkey respond if attacks continue?
Libya attack graphically marks rise of fundamentalist Muslims
Terrorism & Security Kurds deny hand in Turkey car bombing
Opinion Will Al Qaeda cement its foothold in Syria?
Syria crisis causes Iran-led 'axis of resistance' to fray
Why Syria's Assad could hang on for a decade or more (+video)
What Qaddafi loses with Moussa Koussa's defection
Egypt's revolution redefines what's possible in the Arab world
Opinion The Arab world's Berlin Wall moment
Army pledges to allow protests as Egyptians mass in Tahrir Square
Egypt's crackdown on protesters evokes Iran's heavy hand in 2009 unrest
Tunisian events likely to spark wider Arab reforms, but not revolutions
Egypt: Why key US ally in Mideast peace is weaker
What Obama will try to accomplish in Cairo
Could Iraq violence affect US withdrawal plan?
New bombings in Iraq steal thunder from top insurgent's arrest
As US withdraws, will Al Qaeda in Iraq find new openings?
U.S. shifts 'hearts and minds' fight
Despite Iraq discord, world eager for U.S. diplomacy

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