For two and a half years, the United States has pursued two contradictory and incompatible strategies. On the one hand, the destruction of state structures
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Reshaping the Middle East: Why the West Should Stop Its Interventions – 3
In 2003, when the US declared its occupation of Iraq, journalists used to reach the country embedded with the occupation forces through their air transport
Peace for Syria or a New Kurdistan as a Regional Stabilizing Factor
The US will withdraw her troops from Syria. Will they really? – Let’s take Trump at his word, just for argument’s sake. Though in the
The US Is Helping Israel & the GCC Team Up Against Turkey in “Syrian Kurdistan”
The US is setting up so-called “observation posts” along Syria’s border with Turkey. This controversial move was sharply criticized by Turkey, which sees it as
Is Damascus Getting Ready to Cut a Deal with the Kurds?
Damascus reportedly reached two pragmatic deals with so-called “rebel” groups in the northeast. Sputnik reported that the legitimate Syrian government receives one-third of all the
The “Arab NATO” to Make Syria’s “Internal Partition” a Reality
The possible deployment of Saudi-led GCC and other fellow “coalition” troops to northeastern Syria would formalize the de-facto “internal partition” of the Arab Republic and
Syrian Kurdistan: From “Olive Branch” to “Fallen State”
Not long ago in Washington at the Institute of National Strategic Studies of the National Defence University the round table on “The Multimodal Threats in
Unity vs. “Decentralization”: The True Meaning of Syria’s Manbij
A Kurdish representative from the American-backed “Syrian Democratic Forces” informed Sputnik last week that the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) might take control of Manbij, which
