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The Syrian cabinet on Tuesday passed legislation lifting nearly five decades of emergency rule. The concession may embolden protesters to demand greater reforms.
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Westerners don't see that Syria's embrace of diversity is a crucial bulwark against extremism.
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After accusations of starting a covert nuclear program, Syrian officials have agreed to allow an IAEA inspection later this month.

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Topic: Syrian Embassy

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End of emergency rule in Syria unlikely to quell protests or stop arrests

Opinion: Syrian secularism: a model for the Middle East

Syria faces UN atomic agency inspection

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