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For the Middle East, 2016 was a year of grueling warfare -- and more
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For the Middle East, 2016 was a year of grueling warfare -- and more
Interactions on separate fights against ISIS are belying notion that Washington-Moscow relations are "frozen," officials tell AP
Russia's defense ministry spokesman also accused rebels of laying multiple booby traps and mines across town
Donald Trump will be inheriting a spate of challenges around the world when he takes office next month
92 people were killed when the Russian military plane crashed in the Black Sea, carrying members of a world-famous choir on their way to entertain troops
From Australia to South Africa to Iraq, Christians around the world celebrated Christmas Day
CBSN looks back on the moments in 2016 that shocked the world
Russian leader praises Trump for keenly feeling American voters' mood to win the election, and responds to accusations of meddling in the vote
For many months, Bana Alabed's Twitter feed was a window into what was happening in Aleppo, and she's now in Turkey
An operation to take tens of thousands out of east Aleppo and two Shi'ite villages is over, report says
Development represents a momentous victory for President Bashar Assad and a crushing defeat for Syria's opposition
Rebel fighters and civilians were bused out of war-ravaged Aleppo in heavy snow as the evacuation of former rebel strongholds entered its final phase
Turkish authorities detained six members of the gunman's family Tuesday, along with his roommate
CBS News' Holly Williams visited a Syrian refugee camp, and people there say they have nothing but mud
If the evacuation from Aleppo is completed succesfully with U.N. observers, it will close an important chapter in Syria’s civil war
Bana Alabed, whose mom showed horror of life in eastern Aleppo via Twitter, appears in photos with medical workers
But even if compromise struck with U.S., France is approved by U.N., complicated situation on ground could still hinder evacuations
Hezbollah said the buses were burned during fighting between an al-Qaeda affiliate and a rebel group that supported the evacuations
Most seemed haunted by the city’s struggle, saying they can’t let go of their dream to create a Syria without Assad
Shelling resumed, forcing humanitarian workers to withdraw their ambulances
Obama says going "all in" in Syria wasn't feasible for many reasons
Russian military says all those who wanted out have left, but with new violence reported, all that's clear is evacuations no longer taking place
The Syrian Civil Defense, known as the White Helmets, save victims from rubble after bombings in Syria, offering hope and humanity
1st convoy carrying rebels and their families out of besieged enclave makes it into another opposition-held patch
Russia says situation in ISIS-overrun Palmyra now "stabilized," dismisses U.S. concern over any weapons terror group laid hands on