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Tag: Syria
Russia is About to Face its Biggest Test Yet in Syria
An American reader tired of corona journalism sent me a plea this week: “There must be plenty of cruelty being unleashed by the gangsters-in-chief across
Syria: Fake Attack, Real Deaths
Two years ago the Syrian government was accused of a chemical attack in the Damascus suburb Douma. It has become clear now there never was
Mohammed bin Zayed Pushed Assad to Break Idlib Ceasefire
Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ), the crown prince of Abu Dhabi, is making strenuous and persistent attempts to get Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to break a
Oil Wars and the Unsolved Death of America’s Man in the Middle East
On 24 March 1947, a US C-47 military transport plane that was en route from Jeddah to Addis Ababa via Asmara crashed into mountains north of
UAE’s Rapprochement with Syria Aimed Against Turkey
In the midst of the coronavirus crisis, Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad and Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, the head of United Arab
The Syrian-Emirati Rapprochement Is All About Realpolitik, Not Principles
The ongoing Syrian-Emirati rapprochement, epitomized most recently by President Assad praising Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Zayed as “humane” for the latter’s pledge of “support and
Syria’s Serious Response to World War C Debunks Alt-Media’s COVID-19 Conspiracies
The democratically elected and legitimate government of the Syrian Arab Republic is taking World War C very seriously because of the acute threat that COVID-19
