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A Palestinian agreement on a unity government has met a muted response. -
In India and Iran, Obama's sanctions could be more than counterproductive. -
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Muslim Brotherhood backs investigation into US nonprofits in Egypt.
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Onslaught in Syria marks new chapter in which more bloodshed appears inevitable.
BEIRUT — Syrian security forces have killed at least 350 people since late Friday, prompting the US to close its embassy in Damascus and withdraw its ambassador and remaining staff. full story
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Onslaught in Syria marks new chapter in which more bloodshed appears inevitable.
