Ruth Sherlock

But at the same time, they're going to have to find a way to live with each other and potentially find a path towards meaningful reconciliation.

The baby girl was born just minutes before rescuers found the migrant boat in the Atlantic Ocean trying to reach Spain's Canary Islands from northwest Africa. Spanish rescuers posted a photo on social media showing a naked baby amid the dozens of people crowded on board.

The baby girl was born just minutes before rescuers found the migrant boat in the Atlantic Ocean trying to reach Spain's Canary Islands from northwest Africa. Spanish rescuers posted a photo on social media showing a naked baby amid the dozens of people crowded on board.

The baby was born during Spain's Epiphany holiday, when children traditionally receive presents to honour the biblical story of the three kings meeting baby Jesus. The crew of the ship that rescued the newborn baby and her mother wrote on social media, Christmas ends in the Canaries with the rescue of a baby born in the middle of a journey at sea.

The baby was born during Spain's Epiphany holiday, when children traditionally receive presents to honour the biblical story of the three kings meeting baby Jesus. The crew of the ship that rescued the newborn baby and her mother wrote on social media, Christmas ends in the Canaries with the rescue of a baby born in the middle of a journey at sea.

Aid groups say last year more than 9,000 people died trying to make this journey. But this baby and her mother, who were transferred to a hospital in Lanzarote, are said to be both doing well. Ruth Sherlock, NPR News, Rome.

Aid groups say last year more than 9,000 people died trying to make this journey. But this baby and her mother, who were transferred to a hospital in Lanzarote, are said to be both doing well. Ruth Sherlock, NPR News, Rome.

Well, you know, you might be able to hear the high caliber rounds being fired behind me. It's the rebels testing weaponry they've acquired. But apart from these explosions, they seem to be trying to keep a pretty light touch here, Michelle.

Well, you know, you might be able to hear the high caliber rounds being fired behind me. It's the rebels testing weaponry they've acquired. But apart from these explosions, they seem to be trying to keep a pretty light touch here, Michelle.

Well, you know, you might be able to hear the high caliber rounds being fired behind me. It's the rebels testing weaponry they've acquired. But apart from these explosions, they seem to be trying to keep a pretty light touch here, Michelle.

You know, they swept down from this rural province of Idlib and they seem to be trying to show Damascenes, people from here, that they can go about their business. And there's not even a lot of checkpoints, for example. And what is quite extraordinary is is they seem to now be handling a relatively managed handover of power. They've formed this new transitional government.

You know, they swept down from this rural province of Idlib and they seem to be trying to show Damascenes, people from here, that they can go about their business. And there's not even a lot of checkpoints, for example. And what is quite extraordinary is is they seem to now be handling a relatively managed handover of power. They've formed this new transitional government.

You know, they swept down from this rural province of Idlib and they seem to be trying to show Damascenes, people from here, that they can go about their business. And there's not even a lot of checkpoints, for example. And what is quite extraordinary is is they seem to now be handling a relatively managed handover of power. They've formed this new transitional government.

And this even includes some politicians from the old regime. They're pardoning soldiers who were conscripted into the military service, but they are dismantling the feared security apparatus, the intelligence bases of the regime, and saying that they will bring war criminals to justice.

And this even includes some politicians from the old regime. They're pardoning soldiers who were conscripted into the military service, but they are dismantling the feared security apparatus, the intelligence bases of the regime, and saying that they will bring war criminals to justice.

And this even includes some politicians from the old regime. They're pardoning soldiers who were conscripted into the military service, but they are dismantling the feared security apparatus, the intelligence bases of the regime, and saying that they will bring war criminals to justice.

A lot of the new faces in this new government are similar to those in the Islamist-led government in the rebel-held province of Idlib that they controlled for years. They are projecting moderate stances for now, saying women can dress as they please, for example. But, you know, many Syrians say it's still really too early to know how this will go.

A lot of the new faces in this new government are similar to those in the Islamist-led government in the rebel-held province of Idlib that they controlled for years. They are projecting moderate stances for now, saying women can dress as they please, for example. But, you know, many Syrians say it's still really too early to know how this will go.

A lot of the new faces in this new government are similar to those in the Islamist-led government in the rebel-held province of Idlib that they controlled for years. They are projecting moderate stances for now, saying women can dress as they please, for example. But, you know, many Syrians say it's still really too early to know how this will go.

Well, look, a big priority here is the missing. You know, this regime ruled with fear and rights groups estimate tens of thousands of people disappeared into prisons and detention centres of the regime's main intelligence agencies. And under Assad, their families weren't even told where they were being held, why they were being held, or even if they were alive. So we went to Sednaya prison.