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At least 14.6 million people in Syria are in need of humanitarian aid up from 13.4 million last year, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said. Sufferin...

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A record number of people in Syria are in need of humanitarian assistance more than a decade into a devastating civil war, the United Nations said.

A record number of people in Syria are in need of humanitarian assistance more than a decade into a devastating civil war, the United Nations said.At least 14.6 million people in Syria are in need of humanitarian aid, up from 13.4 million last year, the UN's humanitarian agency OCHA said in a report published late Wednesday."Suffering in Syria is at its highest level since the crisis began," said the UN deputy regional humanitarian coordinator for the Syria conflict, Mark Cutts,

Beirut: A record number of people in Syria are in need of humanitarian assistance more than a decade into a devastating civil war,

A record number of people in Syria are in need of humanitarian assistance more than a decade into a devastating civil war, the United Nations said.

Economically-battered Syria has decided to cut spending in an effort to reduce the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, concerned that oil and wheat prices could sharply increase

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — The government of economically-battered Syria decided Thursday to cut spending in an effort to reduce the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, concerned that oil and wheat prices could sharply increase, the state-owned news agency said.

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — The government of economically-battered Syria decided Thursday...

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — The government of economically-battered Syria decided Thursday to cut spending in an effort to reduce the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, concerned that oil and wheat prices could sharply increase, the state-owned news agency said.