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How Syria Became the New Global War - © Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters/ REUTERS

Battle for Aleppo How Syria Became the New Global War

As the noose around Aleppo tightens -- and the Assad regime and its Russian allies continue to bomb the city -- the extremely dangerous nature of this proxy war is becoming more apparent than ever. Could escalation between Moscow and Washington be on the horizon? By SPIEGEL Staff

Evidence Points to Syrian Push for Nuclear Weapons

Assad's Secret Evidence Points to Syrian Push for Nuclear Weapons

For years, it was thought that Israel had destroyed Syria's nuclear weapons capability with its 2007 raid on the Kibar complex. Not so. New intelligence suggests that Bashar al-Assad is still trying to built the bomb. And he may be getting help from North Korea and Iran. Von Erich Follath

A Starting Point for Peace in Syria - BASSAM KHABIEH/ REUTERS

Hope in Montreux? A Starting Point for Peace in Syria

Violence in Syria has been appalling in the run up to this week's peace talks in Switzerland, where rebel and government representatives are to sit down together. Secret meetings in recent months give cause for hope. Von Christoph Reuter

Hariri Trial Could Spark Further Unrest in Lebanon - Grace Kassab/ AP

Justice or Peace? Hariri Trial Could Spark Further Unrest in Lebanon

Proceedings in the case of murdered ex-Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri are set to being in the Netherlands this week. The trial could cause further unrest in a country that is already on the verge of chaos. Von Erich Follath

How I Made Hezbollah's Blacklist - Hussein Malla/ AP

Pining for Beirut How I Made Hezbollah's Blacklist

Over the last half-century, Beirut has gone from the being the "Switzerland of the Middle East" to a country plagued by instability. In a personal account, SPIEGEL reporter Erich Follath explains his difficult relationship with Hezbollah and his love of Beirut.

Hezbollah Unlikely to Feel Sanctions - AFP PHOTO/ HO /AL-MANAR

EU Terror List Hezbollah Unlikely to Feel Sanctions

EU foreign ministers agreed on Monday to put the military wing of Lebanese militant group Hezbollah on the bloc's list of terrorist groups. But sanctions will have little impact on the "Party of God," which has long since become Lebanon's most powerful political force. Von Ulrike Putz

Berlin Wants Hezbollah On EU Terrorist Group List - Mohammed Zaatari/ AP

Bulgaria Bus Attack Berlin Wants Hezbollah On EU Terrorist Group List

The German Interior and Foreign ministries want Lebanon's Hezbollah movement to be placed on the EU's list of terrorist groups if suspicions are confirmed that the organization was behind the bus bombing in Bulgaria last year in which five Israeli tourists were killed.

EU Leaders Mull Firmer Stance against Hezbollah - Nikolay Donchev/ dpa

Bulgaria Attack EU Leaders Mull Firmer Stance against Hezbollah

The US is urging EU countries to follow its lead in labelling Hezbollah a terrorist organization. Bulgaria's claim that the militant Lebanese group was behind a deadly attack on Israeli tourists in July already has EU leaders calling for action. Von James Kirchick

Indictments Come at Key Moment for Hezbollah's Nasrallah - MOHAMED AZAKIR/ REUTERS

Hariri or Harakiri? Indictments Come at Key Moment for Hezbollah's Nasrallah

The United Nations Special Tribunal has indicted four senior Hezbollah members for the murder of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is raging against the West, Israel and SPIEGEL. The indictments come at a time of financial woes for Hezbollah, but also one in which the Shiite group has massively increased its power. Von Erich Follath

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