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42:39Now PlayingThe European Union is split over its position on the Syria conflict. France and Britain want to deliver weapons to the opposition while other EU countries want to maintain an embargo. Non-EU country Russia is also set against ending a ban on weapons shipments.
The situation in the region is growing steadily more unstable with Hezbollah's announcement in Lebanon that it would fight to support the Syrian regime.
An international peace conference on Syria is due to begin in Geneva in June with the US and Russia as mediators. What are the chances a common approach will be found? Will Syria's conflict spread beyond its borders and will Assad remain in power after all? For more go to
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