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Syria foils alleged Hezbollah plot as cleric warns of Iranian plans to disrupt oil supplies
Syrian intelligence said it seized explosives and arrested two suspects identified only by their initials, a day after a Lebanese ministerial delegation visited Damascus.
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Damascus yet to keep pledge to respect rights of detainees, UN inquiry team says
Syria appoints new cabinet as government settles into power
Syria violence undiminished by cease-fire deal
Rebels, army clash in north as Homs shelled; activists dismiss April 10 cease-fire pledge; Turkey: UN complicit in oppression.
Syria says revolt over, pummels opposition
Violence continues in Homs, other areas, but Damascus says it has upper hand, will withdraw in keeping with UN deal gradually.
'Iran helps Syria ship oil to China'
Oil in Iranian tanker - destined for China - could bring Assad government $80 million despite Western sanctions.
Walkouts spoil Syrian opposition's bid for unity
Veteran dissident, Kurds quit Syria opposition meeting; some groups are wary of Syrian National Council.
Syrian forces on the offensive; Annan in Moscow
Rights group accuses Syrian of using human shields; Russia offer "full support" for peace efforts.
Syrian army pounds Homs killing at least 24
Bloodshed continues as UN-Arab League peace envoy Annan flies to Moscow, seeking Russian backing for ceasefire efforts.
Syrian tanks enter northern town
Homs bombarded with mortars; six civilians and four soldiers killed in clashes, according to opposition activists.
Clinton calls UNSC move on Syria 'positive step'
Russia envoy to UN says foreign group arming Syria opposition, which must be engaged to ensure Annan plan's success.
Syrian capital sees heaviest fighting of uprising
Clashes appear to be an attempt by rebels to show they still pose a serious challenge; RPG fired at Syrian army general.
Arab World: The Syrian counter revolution begins
A year on, Bashar Assad is hitting back at rebel forces, and thanks to world indifference, he may well succeed.
