About: Baladna

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Baladna (Arabic: بلدنا, lit. 'Our Country') is a privately owned, government-aligned Arabic daily newspaper published in Syria. The paper has also an English edition which was launched in December 2009 but later shut down.

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  • Baladna (Arabic: بلدنا, lit. 'Our Country') is a privately owned, government-aligned Arabic daily newspaper published in Syria. The paper has also an English edition which was launched in December 2009 but later shut down. (en)
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  • Haidara Bahjat Suleiman (en)
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  • Baladna (en)
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  • Baladna (Arabic: بلدنا, lit. 'Our Country') is a privately owned, government-aligned Arabic daily newspaper published in Syria. The paper has also an English edition which was launched in December 2009 but later shut down. (en)
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