Life slowly returns to Aleppo, shattered by Syrian civil war

ALEPPO, Syria (AP) – Life is only slowly returning to the shattered streets of Aleppo, Syria’s largest city.

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Turkish president vows to expand Ankara’s operation in Syrian Kurdish enclave eastward, toward the frontier with Iraq

A Syrian opposition spokesman says the opposition and government have signed a cease-fire agreement over the fighting in the suburbs of Damascus

A Dutch newspaper and television show are jointly reporting that the Dutch spy service broke into the computers used by a Russian hacking group reported to be involved in hacking the Democratic National Committee

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