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• France's Hollande says wants Syria talks widened
• U.S. will give Syrian rebels medical, food aid, not arms
• U.S. plans medical, food aid for Syrian rebels
• France's Hollande to raise human rights in Russia
• U.S. plans medical, food aid for Syrian rebel fighters: sources
• WikiLeaks soldier to take witness stand in own defense
• Russia's Putin tells army to shape up for foreign threat
• EU report: Settlements biggest threat to Palestinian statehood
• France's Hollande juggles trade and rights in Moscow
• Backers of Syrian rebels endanger Iraq: Iraqi minister
• Former foreign minister Mottaki joins Iran's presidential race
• WikiLeaks soldier's request to dismiss case rejected
• Egypt-Gaza tunnels must be destroyed: Cairo court
• Wrestling diplomacy cuts tension at nuclear talks with Iran
• Obama plans to "listen," not present Mideast peace plan: Kerry
• Thousands mourn Palestinian prisoner, revolt fears grow
• India's grain mountain grows despite push for exports
• Cyprus remains stumbling block in Turkey's EU ambition: Merkel
• Israel says it successfully tests new missile defense
• John Kerry urges Syria opposition to attend Rome talks
• Iraq says Turkey rejects Kurd export pipelines
• Syria opposition chief: no contact yet about government talks
• Pentagon F-35 chief says grounding will not delay delivery
• Iran says it has brought down a mock spy drone
• Israel demands Palestinian Authority curb protests
• Kurdish militant leader signals Turkish prisoners may be freed
• Yemen security chief escapes gunmen as three die in south
• Two killed in Yemeni separatist clashes
• Syria opposition spurns U.S., Russia invites in protest
• Russia accuses U.S. of double standards over Syria
• Tortuous coalition talks may force Israelis back to polls
• Syrian opposition says Assad cannot be part of deal
• Iran denies allegations of organizing spy cell in Nigeria
• Car bomb kills over 50 near Damascus ruling party office

• WikiLeaks soldier to face judge weighing his guilty plea offer
• U.S. for first time to aid Syrian rebels with non-lethal supplies
• Rome meeting to condemn supply of weapons to Assad government: source
• Yemen kidnappers free Swiss woman after Qatari mediation: agency
• France's Hollande juggles trade, human rights in Moscow
• Syria opposition to seek military support at Rome meeting
• U.N. rights envoy seeks inquiry into Palestinian inmate death
• Netanyahu urges "military sanctions" threat against Iran
• Italian president snubs German candidate over "clown" comment
• Kurdish leader sees August pullout from Turkey: media
• Kurdish rebel leader sees August withdrawal from Turkey: media
• Insight: Syria rebels bolstered by new arms but divisions remain
• Judge rejects WikiLeaks soldier's request to dismiss case
• Kurdish rebel leader warns of disaster if no Turkey peace
• Kerry hopes Iran aiming for diplomatic solution in nuclear talks
• EU says no breakthrough deal expected at Iran talks in Almaty
• Five killed by Damascus car bomb: monitor group
• U.N. told atheists face discrimination around globe
• Turkey, Qatar denounce Syria's war on own people
• Syria says ready to talk with armed opposition
• Israel fears new Palestinian uprising could erupt
• Syrian rebel officer says no talks before Assad goes
• U.S. urges Syrian opposition to attend Rome talks
• Cypriot presidential victor turns "Nasty" to "Nice"
• U.S. condemns Scud attack in Syria, invites opposition for talks
• Austrian Yemen hostage appeals for ransom in video
• Yemen security chief escapes gunmen as 3 die in south
• Ten wounded in clashes between Yemen government and separatists
• Rockets hit Aleppo, killing at least 29: monitor
• Schools, homes and public parks on front line of Damascus war
• Mali crisis risks dragging on, civilians bear brunt: ICRC
• Ninety killed in Thursday's Damascus bombings: group
• Argentine Senate approves deal with Iran to probe 1994 bombing

• More Turkish generals detained over 1997 coup
• Western, Arab countries pledge more support to Syrian opposition
• Western governments to discuss military assistance to Syrian rebels: source
• Yemen Kidnappers free Swiss woman after Qatari mediation: agency
• U.S. plans medical, food aid for Syria fighters: sources
• Two Palestinians end hunger strike that fuelled protests
• Kerry says Iran talks useful, hopes Tehran will engage
• Kurdish rebel leader sees Turkey pullout by August: media
• Iraq's first flight to Kuwait since 1990 takes to skies
• Britain warns against travel to northern Nigeria after Islamist raids
• Israel repatriates six Syrians treated for civil war wounds
• Russia wants U.S. to urge Syria rebels into peace talks
• Syria needs grow, rebel-held north out of reach: U.N.
• Rocket explodes in Israel, first attack from Gaza since November truce
• Syrian ballistic missiles killed 141 civilians last week: HRW
• Rocket explodes in Israel, first attack from Gaza since truce
• Main Syrian opposition, in about-face, to attend Rome meeting
• Israel fears prisoner death may spark Palestinian uprising
• Kerry calls Syria opposition, urges to attend Rome talks
• John Kerry says Syria's Assad must go
• Kurdish militant leader to call ceasefire next month: reports
• Israel carries out Arrow missile interceptor test: official
• Palestinians say detainee tortured before death
• French photographer dies of shrapnel wounds in Syria
• Iran says it has brought down a foreign spy drone
• Palestinians demand inquiry into death in an Israeli jail
• Palestinian wounded in clashes with settlers, army
• Iraq president's health improving, can now talk: doctor
• Syria opposition to choose provisional PM on March 2
• Syria's opposition to chose provisional PM in Istanbul: source
• Israeli forces, Palestinians clash throughout West Bank
• Masked gunmen kill seven members of Iraq militia
• Iran move to speed up nuclear program troubles West