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Stateless and Leftover ISIS Brides
While the World is busy fighting the pandemic and the economic devastation caused by it, one of the important problem that has been pushed...
War between Libyan groups and Syrian mercenaries erupts for the GNA wallet
A series of large-scale anti-government protests and local clashes in Libya’s Tripoli demonstrate huge problems of the Government of National Accord (GNA).
At the same...
U.S. and Russian Interests in the Syrian War
Syrian war is one of the most devastating crises of the world right now, which has been going on since 2011 and has taken...
The Caesar Act: A New Challenge for Syria?
On June 17, the United States began implementing the Caesar Act (the “Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act”) following a six-month grace period that was...
Are The U.S. And Its Partners Losing The Grip On Syria’s North East?
The oil-rich province of Deir Ezzor located in Eastern Syria has witnessed another escalation between the local Arab populace and the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic...
COVID-19 provides opportunity to resolve conflicts, address weaknesses across Arab region
António Guterres has released a policy brief outlining four sets of priorities to help these countries build back better and achieve the Sustainable Development...
Turkey’s Authoritarian Policy on NATO Principles
Since Erdogan's assumption of power in Turkey in 2003 and his party's control of state institutions. He practices a repressive, authoritarian policy hostile and...
The military agreement between Syria and Iran
On July 8 last, Iranian Chief-of-Staff Mohammad Baqeri and Syrian Defence Minister Ali Abdullah Ayub signed an agreement in Damascus - defined as "comprehensive"...
Fresh evidence of war crimes committed by all sides in Syrian conflict, probe finds
In its latest report, the Commission of Inquiry on Syria highlighted the military campaign launched late last year in Idlib Governorate by pro-Government forces, to retake...
Russia in the Middle East: “Be with Us – and Remain Yourself”
Discussions about a country’s soft power are generally triggered by foreign policy crises or an urgent need to renew the institutions responsible for projecting...