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Syria’s Fragile Peace Tested—But Local Leaders Say Dialogue Is Still Possible - Commonwealth Union
Global (Commonwealth Union) _ A surge of sectarian violence has once again erupted in southern Syria, leaving dozens dead and hundreds wounded as Druze militias and Sunni Bedouin tribal fighters have fallen into conflict. The state of unrest, which began on Sunday in the city of Suweida, marks one of the more severe flare-ups since December, when former President Bashar al-Assad was overthrown. The tension reportedly rose with the abduction of…
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