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UN still struggling to move aid into Syria

By Deb Riechmann | December 14, 2014 - 2:11am

The UN's decision in July to begin moving aid into war-torn Syria without the consent of President Bashar Assad was heralded as unprecedented. It was the first time that humanitarian need trumped a nation's sov...

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