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Alleged weapons manufacturing and smuggling by 16 members of group upends Jordan's core political balance
Country in dire need of reconstruction cash will have high-level delegation at World Bank and International Monetary Fund meetings
Authorities say the 16 belong to the Muslim Brotherhood and were arrested on suspicion of making missiles and possessing explosives
Ahmad Al Odeh had resisted efforts of Damascus authorities to merge his Eighth Brigade with new national army
Ideologically opposed sides signed deal last month to bring Kurdish-run zones into post-Al Assad order
A vague April 1 deal stipulated a Kurdish pull-out from the country's second city
Authorities and residents give different accounts of the deaths of Mahran and Mohammad Adira
Maher Al Shara, a doctor, previously served as health minister in hastily established first post-Assad government
Country was a centre for producing and shipping Captagon, accounting for 80 per cent of global production
Attack undermines recent deal to integrate region into country's new HTS-led authorities
At least nine have been killed in hostilities on the Bekaa Valley-Homs frontier since Sunday, including eight Syrian soldiers
Violence that killed more than 1,300 civilians has faded but fears of renewed attacks persist
Ongoing mass killings of coastal Alawites have alarmed other minorities
Residents say 17 men taken from their homes by pro-government militiamen and executed in the street
Agreement to end hostilities and for Kurdish fighters to join Syria security forces could remove main obstacle for new leadership