- 21 November, 2024
Syria, Libya and Yemen: Even the pandemic asks us to worry about children who do not know the smell of peace
In Syria, Libya, and Yemen, millions of children are born and raised in war and don’t even know the smell of peace. While the world
Biden’s appointee for Middle East and North Africa could trigger tensions between US and Turkey
US President Joe Biden has planned on appointing Brett McGurk, as National Security Council senior director for Washington’s policy in the Middle East and North
Israeli warplanes strike Iranian bases in Syria –Masyaf City
Israeli aircraft have struck strategic city of Masyaf in Hama province where Syrian government forces and Iran backed militant groups have bases. The Israeli Jets
14 tons of Captagon seized from Italy, allegedly shipped by Hezbollah
On Friday, the Italian Nova agency reported that the investigation carried by Italian authorities, regarding 14 tons of Captagon (amphetamine) pills seized last year, concluded
Washington introduces new sanctions against Syrian regime
Five years ago, the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted resolution 2254, firmly defining the only way to a lasting resolution of the Syrian conflict.
The real reasons for Erdogan’s next visit to Azerbaijan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will visit the Azerbaijan capital Baku on December 9, the Turkish presidency announced Thursday. Ankara has been Azerbaijan’s first supporter
Erdogan adopts overtly anti-Kurdish stand, despite denying the same
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s overtly repressive policies towards the country’s Kurdish community could cost him peace and stability not only within Turkey but also
Israel attacks Syria, targeting Iranian forces after finding explosives on border
On Wednesday, Israel attacked Syria with an aim to kill Iranian forces, who it believed planted explosives on the border. The Syrian Observatory for Human
Why the conflict in Syria is still far from a solution
The Syrian conflict seems far more complicated than other scenarios in the Middle East. That has been clear since the beginning of the uprising in
Assad blames Lebanese banking system for loss of millions of dollars deposited by Syrian people
Syrian President Bashar al Assad blamed Lebanese banking systems’ current restrictions which made many Syrians lose access to their money deposited in them. Syria, which