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
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Turkey Tests Waters for New Offensive Against YPG
Tensions have risen in northern Syria amid threats by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to intervene in areas east of the Euphrates River and Turkish
Washington’s New Strategy for Syria
At this point it’s hardly worth arguing that the Syrian conflict has entered endgame, as this fact seems pretty obvious at this point. Yet, even
Saudi Arabia and Iran: When It Comes to Exiles, the Pot Calls the Kettle Black
If Saudi Arabia is under pressure to give chapter and verse on the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in its consulate in Istanbul, Iran risks
The New U.S. Strategy in Syria Is Bound to Fail. Trump Wants “Regime Change” and the Withdrawal of Iranian Forces
he leading analysts repeatedly stated that the U.S. has failed to overthrow President Bashar Assad. Recently, The National Interest reporter and researcher, Doug Bandow, has made sure of it
NATO is at War with NATO in Northern Syria
Not for the first time the Turkish army has attacked U.S.-backed forces in northeastern Syria on Sunday in yet another absurd contradiction of American policy
Strategic Assessment of the War on Syria in Fall 2018: Idlib & The Northeast
The onset of three major developments next month will change the entire dynamic of the War on Syria, meaning that the country’s decision makers must
Russia Winks at Turkey by Recognizing the Turkoman Community in Syria
Russia’s acknowledgement of the Turkoman community in northern Syria and its victimization by US-backed Kurdish forces is an important milestone that hints at how the
