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lemonde.fr

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Dec 7, 13:06

"Mass Return of Syrian Refugees to Syria Driven by Improved Security and Worsening Conditions in Turkey"

"Following the Islamist takeover of Aleppo and Homs, videos showing returning Syrian families have spurred a mass return movement among Syrian refugees in Turkey, driven by perceived security improvements in Syria and worsening conditions in Turkey, including high living costs and political exploita...

"Mass Return of Syrian Refugees to Syria Driven by Improved Security and Worsening Conditions in Turkey"

"Following the Islamist takeover of Aleppo and Homs, videos showing returning Syrian families have spurred a mass return movement among Syrian refugees in Turkey, driven by perceived security improvements in Syria and worsening conditions in Turkey, including high living costs and political exploita...

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"How do the changing security conditions in Syria, coupled with the challenges faced by Syrian refugees in Turkey, contribute to this trend of repatriation?"

"The desire for repatriation stems from a combination of factors, including perceived improvements in security in certain regions of Syria, and the increasingly difficult conditions faced by refugees in Turkey. These hardships include high living costs, stringent and uncertain legal statuses, and political exploitation. The widespread dissemination of videos portraying a positive return to Syria further fuels this trend."

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Dec 6, 22:11

Syria Conflict Escalates: HTS Advances, Israel and Jordan Respond

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants' advance in Syria, seizing Aleppo and Hama, threatens Homs, prompting Israel to deploy troops to the Golan Heights and Jordan to close the Jaber border crossing; at least 370,000 Syrians have been displaced.

Syria Conflict Escalates: HTS Advances, Israel and Jordan Respond

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants' advance in Syria, seizing Aleppo and Hama, threatens Homs, prompting Israel to deploy troops to the Golan Heights and Jordan to close the Jaber border crossing; at least 370,000 Syrians have been displaced.

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What is the immediate impact of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's advance on Syria and neighboring countries?

"Israel and Jordan are bolstering their defenses in response to the escalating conflict in Syria, where Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants are advancing southward. The IDF has deployed additional troops to the Golan Heights, while Jordan closed the Jaber border crossing. This escalating situation threatens regional stability.", A2="The HTS offensive, marked by the recent capture of Aleppo and Hama, aims to seize Homs, a strategically vital city. This advance threatens to sever Damascus's connection to the Mediterranean coast, potentially triggering a wider regional crisis. The displacement of at least 370,000 Syrians, mostly women and children, underscores the humanitarian impact.", A3="The strategic implications of an HTS victory in Homs are severe, potentially destabilizing the region and triggering further displacement. Israel's preparations for a potential surprise attack highlight the escalating security threat. The involvement of regional powers could exacerbate the conflict further.", Q1="What is the immediate impact of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's advance on Syria and neighboring countries?", Q2="What are the underlying causes of the intensified conflict in Syria, and what are the potential long-term consequences?", Q3="What are the strategic implications of an HTS takeover of Homs, and how might regional powers respond?", ShortDescription="Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants' advance in Syria, seizing Aleppo and Hama, threatens Homs, prompting Israel to deploy troops to the Golan Heights and Jordan to close the Jaber border crossing; at least 370,000 Syrians have been displaced.", ShortTitle="Syria Conflict Escalates: HTS Advances, Israel and Jordan Respond")) print(default_api.final_result(A1="Israel and Jordan are bolstering their defenses in response to the escalating conflict in Syria, where Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants are advancing southward. The IDF has deployed additional troops to the Golan Heights, while Jordan closed the Jaber border crossing. This escalating situation threatens regional stability.", A2="The HTS offensive, marked by the recent capture of Aleppo and Hama, aims to seize Homs, a strategically vital city. This advance threatens to sever Damascus's connection to the Mediterranean coast, potentially triggering a wider regional crisis. The displacement of at least 370,000 Syrians, mostly women and children, underscores the humanitarian impact.", A3="The strategic implications of an HTS victory in Homs are severe, potentially destabilizing the region and triggering further displacement. Israel's preparations for a potential surprise attack highlight the escalating security threat. The involvement of regional powers could exacerbate the conflict further.", Q1="What is the immediate impact of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's advance on Syria and neighboring countries?", Q2="What are the underlying causes of the intensified conflict in Syria, and what are the potential long-term consequences?", Q3="What are the strategic implications of an HTS takeover of Homs, and how might regional powers respond?", ShortDescription="Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants' advance in Syria, seizing Aleppo and Hama, threatens Homs, prompting Israel to deploy troops to the Golan Heights and Jordan to close the Jaber border crossing; at least 370,000 Syrians have been displaced.", ShortTitle="Syria Conflict Escalates: HTS Advances, Israel and Jordan Respond"))

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Dec 6, 16:09

Invisible Migration: Croatia's Strict Border Controls and the Rise of Clandestine Movement

Croatia, a Schengen member since January 2023, registered 26,534 illegal border crossings in the first ten months of 2024, primarily from Afghanistan, Syria, Turkey, Russia, and Egypt; however, migrants remain largely invisible due to strict border controls and the risk of pushbacks, leaving traces ...

Invisible Migration: Croatia's Strict Border Controls and the Rise of Clandestine Movement

Croatia, a Schengen member since January 2023, registered 26,534 illegal border crossings in the first ten months of 2024, primarily from Afghanistan, Syria, Turkey, Russia, and Egypt; however, migrants remain largely invisible due to strict border controls and the risk of pushbacks, leaving traces ...

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What is the immediate impact of Croatia's strict border policies on the visibility and safety of migrants traversing the country?

"In the first ten months of 2024, Croatian authorities registered 26,534 illegal border crossings, mostly by citizens of Afghanistan, Syria, Turkey, Russia, and Egypt. However, unlike in neighboring countries, these migrants are largely invisible, resorting to hidden routes to avoid detection and potential pushbacks. This invisibility is a direct consequence of Croatia's strict border policies and the high risk of detention.", A2="The invisibility of migrants in Croatia contrasts sharply with their greater visibility in countries like Italy and Bosnia. This difference stems from varying levels of criminalization and the risk of pushbacks, which are significantly higher in Croatia and Slovenia. The lack of visible migrant presence, despite high numbers of crossings, points towards a clandestine migration pattern shaped by restrictive policies.", A3="Germany's plan to return 16,000 migrants to Croatia under Dublin regulations will likely exacerbate the situation. This, combined with Croatia's already harsh policies, suggests a future trend of increased clandestine migration and potentially more human rights abuses. The lack of transparency in migrant movements calls for increased monitoring and scrutiny of border practices.", Q1="What is the immediate impact of Croatia's strict border policies on the visibility and safety of migrants traversing the country?", Q2="How do differences in the criminalization and risk of pushbacks in neighboring countries affect the patterns of migrant movement and visibility?", Q3="What are the potential future implications of Germany's planned return of migrants to Croatia, and how might this affect the nature of migration and human rights challenges in the region?", ShortDescription="Croatia, a Schengen member since January 2023, registered 26,534 illegal border crossings in the first ten months of 2024, primarily from Afghanistan, Syria, Turkey, Russia, and Egypt; however, migrants remain largely invisible due to strict border controls and the risk of pushbacks, leaving traces in mountainous areas near the borders with Italy and Austria.", ShortTitle="Invisible Migration: Croatia's Strict Border Controls and the Rise of Clandestine Movement"))

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Dec 6, 19:10

Syrian Rebel Gains Spark Hope for Refugee Return to Syria

Fueled by recent rebel victories in Aleppo and Hama, 500,000 Syrian refugees in Istanbul express strong hopes for returning home as the conflict nears Damascus, with the Turkish government anticipating a potential mass exodus.

Syrian Rebel Gains Spark Hope for Refugee Return to Syria

Fueled by recent rebel victories in Aleppo and Hama, 500,000 Syrian refugees in Istanbul express strong hopes for returning home as the conflict nears Damascus, with the Turkish government anticipating a potential mass exodus.

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What is the immediate impact of the Syrian rebels' advances on the refugee population in Istanbul?

The rapid advance of Syrian rebels has instilled hope among 500,000 Syrian refugees in Istanbul, many of whom anticipate returning home soon. This follows the rebel takeover of Aleppo and Hama, prompting predictions of Assad's imminent fall and a potential mass return of refugees. The Turkish government, while expressing cautious optimism, acknowledges the possibility of a significant refugee exodus.

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Dec 6, 22:11

Syrian Rebels Advance on Homs, Threatening Damascus

Syrian rebels captured Aleppo and Hama, nearing Homs, potentially isolating Damascus; thousands fled Homs as government forces reportedly retreated, while Jordan closed its border due to reported clashes; the SDF captured Deir ez-Zor.

Syrian Rebels Advance on Homs, Threatening Damascus

Syrian rebels captured Aleppo and Hama, nearing Homs, potentially isolating Damascus; thousands fled Homs as government forces reportedly retreated, while Jordan closed its border due to reported clashes; the SDF captured Deir ez-Zor.

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What are the immediate consequences of the rebel advance on Homs, and how does this impact the overall Syrian conflict?

Syrian rebels, led by al-Jolani, have captured Aleppo and Hama, advancing towards Homs. This strategic move could cut off Damascus from coastal Russian bases, bringing the rebels closer to their goal of ousting President Assad. Thousands of civilians have fled Homs, anticipating further conflict.

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Dec 5, 07:07

Germany and Ukraine to Collaborate on Ukrainian Refugee Employment

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced on December 4th a joint German-Ukrainian initiative to help Ukrainian refugees find work in Germany or return to Ukraine, addressing the employment challenges faced by over a million refugees in Germany.

Germany and Ukraine to Collaborate on Ukrainian Refugee Employment

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced on December 4th a joint German-Ukrainian initiative to help Ukrainian refugees find work in Germany or return to Ukraine, addressing the employment challenges faced by over a million refugees in Germany.

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How does this initiative align with Ukraine's interest in repatriating military-aged men?

While over a million Ukrainian refugees are in Germany, few have secured employment. This joint initiative addresses both the immediate needs of refugees seeking work in Germany and the Ukrainian government's interest in facilitating the return of men eligible for military service. The plan reflects a strategic approach to managing the refugee crisis and supporting Ukraine's war effort.

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Dec 7, 16:08

Iraq Deploys Border Forces Amid Fears of Syrian Conflict Spillover

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani voiced concern over the escalating Syrian conflict's regional implications, linking it to the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, prompting Iraq to deploy border forces amid fears of spillover, mirroring the 2014 ISIS expansion from Syria into Iraq.

Iraq Deploys Border Forces Amid Fears of Syrian Conflict Spillover

Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani voiced concern over the escalating Syrian conflict's regional implications, linking it to the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, prompting Iraq to deploy border forces amid fears of spillover, mirroring the 2014 ISIS expansion from Syria into Iraq.

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What are the immediate implications of the escalating Syrian conflict for Iraq's security and stability?

"Escalating conflict in Syria threatens regional stability, potentially spilling over into Iraq, mirroring the 2014 ISIS expansion. Iraqi deployments to the border reflect this concern, highlighting the porous 370-mile border's vulnerability."

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Dec 6, 22:11

Islamist Advance in Syria Nears Homs, Displacing Tens of Thousands

Islamist militants are rapidly advancing in Syria, nearing Homs after capturing Aleppo and Hama, displacing tens of thousands and prompting a potential humanitarian crisis; the Syrian government denies troop withdrawals.

Islamist Advance in Syria Nears Homs, Displacing Tens of Thousands

Islamist militants are rapidly advancing in Syria, nearing Homs after capturing Aleppo and Hama, displacing tens of thousands and prompting a potential humanitarian crisis; the Syrian government denies troop withdrawals.

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What is the immediate impact of HTS's advance on Homs and its surrounding areas?

HTS and allied militias advanced within 5 kilometers of Homs, Syria's third-largest city, after seizing Aleppo and Hama. Tens of thousands, primarily Alawites, have already fled Homs, anticipating further conflict.

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Dec 6, 16:10

"Syrian Rebel Offensive: Turkey's Strategic Gamble in Syria"

"A Syrian rebel offensive, potentially backed by Turkey, is making significant gains against the Assad regime, raising concerns about regional stability and prompting questions about Turkey's long-term strategic goals in Syria."

"Syrian Rebel Offensive: Turkey's Strategic Gamble in Syria"

"A Syrian rebel offensive, potentially backed by Turkey, is making significant gains against the Assad regime, raising concerns about regional stability and prompting questions about Turkey's long-term strategic goals in Syria."

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"What are the underlying causes of the Syrian offensive, and what are the various actors' motivations and objectives?"

"Turkey's long-term goals in Syria—securing its border, countering Kurdish influence, and facilitating the return of Syrian refugees—appear to be partially realized by this offensive. The offensive is enabling Turkey to push back against Kurdish groups while potentially pressuring Syrian President Assad into negotiations. However, this success depends on Turkey's ability to manage HTS, a designated terrorist group with its own interests.",

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Dec 6, 22:11

"Belarusian War Veterans Face Unemployment and Mental Health Crisis in Poland"

"Belarusian volunteers who fought in Ukraine are struggling to find work and secure residency in Poland, facing prejudice, PTSD, and insufficient support from EU organizations, leading to unemployment and mental health crises in some cases."

"Belarusian War Veterans Face Unemployment and Mental Health Crisis in Poland"

"Belarusian volunteers who fought in Ukraine are struggling to find work and secure residency in Poland, facing prejudice, PTSD, and insufficient support from EU organizations, leading to unemployment and mental health crises in some cases."

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"What immediate challenges do Belarusian veterans face after returning from fighting in Ukraine, and what are the systemic reasons for these challenges?"

"After fighting in the 2022 war against Russia, Belarusian volunteers face challenges finding work in Poland due to their nationality and potential PTSD. Many Belarusian veterans struggle with integration, leading to unemployment and mental health issues. Some have even experienced homelessness and suicide."

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Dec 5, 21:05

Syrian Rebels Seize Hama, Weakening Assad's Regime

Syrian rebels captured Hama on Thursday, following their Aleppo victory, freeing hundreds of prisoners and prompting the withdrawal of Assad's forces; this major territorial loss weakens Assad significantly, while simultaneously, at least 20,000 Kurds have fled the region fearing the rebels.

Syrian Rebels Seize Hama, Weakening Assad's Regime

Syrian rebels captured Hama on Thursday, following their Aleppo victory, freeing hundreds of prisoners and prompting the withdrawal of Assad's forces; this major territorial loss weakens Assad significantly, while simultaneously, at least 20,000 Kurds have fled the region fearing the rebels.

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What are the immediate consequences of the rebel takeover of Hama for the Syrian conflict and Assad's regime?

Syrian rebels captured Hama, Syria's fourth-largest city, on Thursday, following their recent takeover of Aleppo. Government forces withdrew, and videos show celebrating rebels entering the city and freeing hundreds of prisoners from Hama's central prison. This significantly weakens Assad's control over key Syrian territories.

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Dec 4, 19:08

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham Seizes Aleppo, Reshaping Syrian Power Balance

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a Turkish-backed al-Qaeda affiliate, launched a major offensive on Aleppo, seizing control from Assad's forces and dramatically shifting Syria's power dynamic after years of relative stability following a 2017 agreement among Russia, Turkey, and Iran.

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham Seizes Aleppo, Reshaping Syrian Power Balance

Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a Turkish-backed al-Qaeda affiliate, launched a major offensive on Aleppo, seizing control from Assad's forces and dramatically shifting Syria's power dynamic after years of relative stability following a 2017 agreement among Russia, Turkey, and Iran.

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What are the immediate consequences of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham's offensive on Aleppo, and how does it impact the existing power balance in Syria?

A former student rushes toward Aleppo University, crying, "This is where the regime tortured me." Since Assad regained control in 2016, he, like thousands of Syrians, lived in refugee camps. His return, however, is not due to a democratic movement but to Islamist militias, notably Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), a Turkish-backed al-Qaeda affiliate. This shift in control highlights a recurring pattern since 2011, with the current attack significantly altering Syria's map after years of relative stability.

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