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Internal Security Forces affiliated with Syria’s Interior Ministry, working with the General Intelligence Directorate, carried …
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Territorial deception: why key points of the “peace plans” for Ukraine remain patently unrealistic
After negotiations between US, Ukrainian, and European representatives on a peace plan for the Russian-Ukrainian …
Read More »The Ordeal of the Druze in Syria: Between Decentralisation and Institutionalised Secession
The Druze community in Syria now faces a severe trial that threatens its very existence …
Read More »Will the Saudi–Emirati rift redraw alliances in the Persian Gulf?
Beneath the surface of unity, Gulf royals are locked in a quiet contest for dominance …
Read More »Is Europe pushing for Palestinian statehood or Palestinian surrender?
Europe’s belated recognition of Palestinian statehood is a naked geopolitical maneuver – part of a …
Read More »UN report says Taliban absorbed former fighters from terrorist groups into security ranks
Taliban have absorbed former fighters from various terrorist groups into their local security forces to …
Read More »Turkish Defense Ministry, We Will Do What Is Necessary If the SDF Rejects Integration
Turkish Defense Minister Yasar Guler said talks with the United States over integrating the Syrian …
Read More »‘No Alternative’ to the IDF: Israel Privately Presses Trump To Give International Troops Deadline To Disarm Hamas
JERUSALEM—Israel’s government is privately pressing President Donald Trump’s administration to set a deadline for international …
Read More »‘No Alternative’ to the IDF: Israel Privately Presses Trump To Give International Troops Deadline To Disarm Hamas
Israel’s government is privately pressing President Donald Trump’s administration to set a deadline for international …
Read More »Nearing the End of 2025, What is the State of the Islamic State?
The recent Islamic State attacks in Syria and Australia were less about a resurgence of …
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