Syria army forces capture two key Shia towns
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- Syrian army breaks the siege of two key Shia towns of Nubul and Zahraa in north-western Aleppo. The towns were besieged for almost 4 years by foreign-backed militants.
- The Syrian government says it does not know who its interlocutors will be at the Geneva peace talks, adding that it’s unclear how long the preparations will take.
- Hundreds of people flee Turkey's city of Diyarbakir, after the lifting of weeks-long curfew to escape any further clashes between security forces and Kurdish militants.
- Flight operations across Pakistan come to a near standstill as the staff of the country’s flag carrier walk out over the death of two of their colleagues.
- France says non-Euro zone countries cannot interfere in the euro zone, in a veiled reference to a draft reform package between the EU and the UK.
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