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How Syria’s delicate peace could unravel
The country is a patchwork of armed factions and opposition groups – trying to reconcile feminists with jihadists will be tough
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Fall of the House of Assad, with a billion-pound fortune and blood on its hands
How a gangly eye doctor became a brutal dictator presiding over 13 years of carnage that claimed the lives of over half a million people
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Why the next twist could bring yet more pain after Assad
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, Islamist rebel faction that mounted offensive leading to regime’s downfall, is an unknown quantity
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How Oct 7 led to the fall of Syria – and the retreat of Iran
An enfeebled Tehran will either have to open talks with the West or go nuclear
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How Hezbollah turned Lebanon into a mafia state
Group does not directly hold office but its stranglehold means few dare challenge it openly
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Battle Lines: Iran strikes Israel as the IDF invade Lebanon
The Telegraph’s top journalists analyse the top defence, security and foreign affairs stories, and tell you what you need to know
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Iran may feel that building a nuclear bomb is now its only choice
Tehran has viewed Hezbollah as its chief insurance policy against an Israeli attack on its nuclear programme – but that has been swept away
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View from Beirut: It’s starting to feel like all-out war
Over the coming days, it will become clear whether Israel’s ground incursion proves to be a decisive step forward or a grave miscalculation
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Hezbollah supporters: ‘Everyone has abandoned us and now Iran has, too’
Shia Muslims fleeing Israeli attacks on Lebanon appear to have begun questioning loyalty to Tehran
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Battle Lines: Will Hezbollah chief Nasrallah’s assassination spark full-scale war?
The Telegraph’s top journalists analyse the top defence, security and foreign affairs stories, and tell you what you need to know
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Assassinated Hamas leader in Lebanon ‘worked undercover as teacher for UN’
Fateh Sharif was responsible for coordinating relations between Hamas and Hezbollah, Israeli military officials have said
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Nasrallah’s funeral could coincide with IDF invasion
Hezbollah leader died a slow and painful death from toxic gas inhalation, according to Israeli media
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What Hassan Nasrallah’s death means for Hezbollah and Lebanon
While Hezbollah’s threat to Israel diminishes over time after Nasrallah’s killing, Lebanese society may be left to bear the brunt
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Iranian general killed alongside Hezbollah chief
Death of Revolutionary Guards commander confirmed as Joe Biden says assassination was ‘justice’ for Hassan Nasrallah’s victims
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How Israel killed Hezbollah’s leader Nasrallah and crippled the enemy on its border
Heaviest blow of ruthless military campaign in Lebanon devastates group and may change face of Middle East
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