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Turkey earthquake: Journalist stops live reporting to help carry little girl to safety
A journalist from Turkey has won the hearts of people after a video of him running to help a little girl during a live broadcast went viral on the internet.
VIP lounge becomes quake refuge in stricken Turkish city
Turkey's Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu has warned the next 48 hours would be "crucial" in the hunt for survivors.
Rescuers battle cold as Turkey-Syria quake toll hits 5,000
A massive rescue effort in Turkey and Syria battled frigid weather in a race against time Tuesday to find survivors under buildings flattened by an earthquake that killed more than 5,000 people.
Turkey earthquake: Former Chelsea footballer reported missing in rubble
Christian Atsu now plays for Turkish side Hatayspor.
At least 20 escape Syria prison holding IS inmates after quake
The prison also holds fighters from Kurdish-led forces.
In Turkey, night fills with screams and crying as earthquake rescues go on
The screams of people still trapped in the rubble filled the night early on Tuesday and relatives wept for their loved ones as the death toll in Turkey and in neighbouring northwest Syria rose to more than 3,700.
Why was the Turkey-Syria earthquake so deadly?
More than 2,300 people have been killed by the 7.8-magnitude quake near Turkey's Syrian border, with the toll expected to grow.
US-led forces resume normal patrols in Syria
A US-led coalition fighting jihadists resumed regular patrols in Kurdish-held areas of northeast Syria on Friday after earlier Turkish air strikes, an AFP correspondent and a Kurdish military source said.
Islamic State group announces death of leader
A spokesman for IS said Hashimi, an Iraqi, was killed "in combat with enemies of God", without elaborating on the date or circumstances of his death.
US Targets 'Senior' IS Jihadist In Syria's Northeast: Centcom
US targets 'senior' IS jihadist in Syria's northeast: Centcom
UK police detail 'remarkable' probe into IS 'Beatles' cell
Counter-terrorism officers said the hostages' recollections helped "zero in" on three of the British captors.
Syria's last traditional boat-makers keep ancient craft afloat
The demand for a craft that dates back to ancient Phoenician times has dropped to all but a trickle.
Russian Air Strike On Syria Kills Seven: Monitor
Russian air strike on Syria kills seven: monitor
Iran, Russia, Turkey Presidents To Talk Syria War In Tehran
Iran, Russia, Turkey presidents to talk Syria war in Tehran
Syria's Assad In First Official Visit To Aleppo Since War
Syria's Assad in first official visit to Aleppo since war
US Strike Kills Jihadist Leader In Syria
US strike kills jihadist leader in Syria
Court told alleged killer of UK lawmaker was 'Islamist terrorist'
He had researched and planned potential attacks on the Houses of Parliament and other MPs
Russia recruiting Syrians to fight in Ukraine, Pentagon says
Russia has seized the port city of Kherson and stepped up its shelling of urban centers across the country.
'Incredibly complex': The US raid that killed IS chief
US forces took incoming fire from unknown local gunmen during the raid
IS attacks Syria prison, freeing jihadists: monitor
Relatives of jihadists, including children, are kept in Kurdish-controlled camps in Syria's northeast
EU urges joint fight with Arab states against migrant traffickers
A new surge in numbers of migrant arrivals has hit the bloc's southern and eastern members this year
Australia lists Hezbollah as 'terrorist organisation'
No reason was given for the timing of the move, which comes as Lebanon reels from spiralling political and economic crises.
Poles fire tear gas, water cannon at migrants on Belarus border
Belarusian foreign ministry spokesman Anataoly Glaz accused Poland of exacerbating the problem.
France begins marathon trial over November 2015 Paris attacks
The trial will last until May 2022, with 145 days for hearings involving about 330 lawyers, 300 victims and former president Francois Hollande
US ready to take in thousands more Afghans as violence worsens
Blinken said the United States will also let in more Afghans who served as interpreters or in other support roles to forces of the US-led coalition
ICRC chief urges EU to respect refugee law
The most dramatic scenes happened six years ago, when many asylum-seekers streamed out of Syria
Assad dismisses critics as Syria votes to extend his grip on power
In the last multi-candidate poll in 2014, Assad won 88 percent of the vote.
First verdict due in Germany's landmark Syria torture trial
Almost 10 years since the Arab Spring reached Syria on March 15, 2011, the judgement will be the first in the world related to the brutal repression of protesters by the regime in Damascus.
Iran accuses Israel of assassinating scientist and seeking 'chaos'
The assassination of Fakhrizadeh is the latest in a series of killings of nuclear scientists in Iran.
Pompeo says will make unprecedented visit to Israeli-occupied Golan
Last year, Trump's administration made the controversial to decision to recognise Israeli sovereignty over the Golan.