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With Hezbollah's help, Syrian troops push to regain Lebanese border areas

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said 30 people, including 16 rebel fighters and one woman, were killed in Qusair in morning fighting, but that the death toll was expected to rise.

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Opinion What could finally topple Iran's regime? Earthquakes.

Excitement fades to despair in rebel-held Syria as war grinds on

Terrorism & Security Syrian rebel's video surfaces amid intensified pressure for action on Syria

The Monitor's View Pakistan election as a marker of global progress

Turkey nabs nine bombing suspects with alleged ties to Syria's spy agency

Two car bombs in Turkey: Is Syria conflict spreading?

The Monitor's View Glint of a Mideast peace as Turkey-Kurd pact plays out

Terrorism & Security US and Russia team up to make fresh diplomatic push on Syria

Energy Voices Genel Energy capitalizes on Kurdistan, Africa oil finds

How closely related are we to each other?

PKK militants start withdrawal from Turkey, fueling optimism for peace process

Opinion Syria – another sign that US needs to recalibrate Middle East policy

All Europeans related? Genes reveal a continent of cousins.

Energy Voices As Kurds gain power, Baghdad may be ready for oil deal

Airline lipstick ban: Is red lipstick unIslamic?

Terrorism & Security Why Israel bombed Syria, again (+video)

The Monitor's View Despite stalled Arab Spring, Muslim nations grasp for democracy

In Middle East, public rejects arming Syrian rebels: poll

With air strike on Gaza, Israel tells Hamas 'get it together'

Backchannels Should use of chemical weapons in Syria be a 'game changer?'

Opinion To nudge Iran talks, new UN resolution needed

Outside the camps, Syrian refugees face further hardship

Terrorism & Security Kidnapped Syrian bishops still missing, despite reports otherwise