The Soft Underbelly of the New Syria: Minorities
Syria, having once again experienced—just as bloodily as it has in its history—how destructive the minority power equation can be, will now
Reason-Vision-Virtue
Learning Lessons from Andalusia
The crises that the Islamic world has experienced over the past century have occurred before, and their consequences have been endured. The
The Parable of the Blind: Feminists and Syrian Women
Do you recall any women’s movement, association, or protest that defended, protected, or supported Syrian women and girls who sought refuge in
Assad’s Torture Order Collapsed Over All Its Allies
The Assad torture order has collapsed. While there are those trapped under the ruins of this collapsed system, it must also be
Freeing Jerusalem from the Israel Occupation and the Minds from the Influence of Israeli Narratives
There has never been a place called Israel in history, nor Jews are from the nation of Moses (pbuh), nor is there
The Ethiopia-Somaliland Protocol and Türkiye
The text signed between Ethiopia and Somaliland could motivate more than 30 separatist movements active in 27 African countries. Increasing terrorist activities
Russian Eurasianism: An Open Letter to Alexander Dugin
In response to Russian Geopolitics*, translated into Turkish in 2004, authored by Alexander Dugin—who presents himself as Putin's advisor and Russia's "deep
The Kingdom of Blood and Fear: The Story of the Assad Dictatorship
The Assad regime was neither the last secular regime in the Middle East, nor democratic, nor socialist. On the contrary, it was
Sednaya Prison Massacre: The Human Slaughterhouse
Etched into the dark history of Syria, the Assad regime’s most notorious torture center, Sednaya Prison, has emerged once again through a
Declaration No. 1 from the most ‘graceful’ revolution in history
Declaration No: (1) Bismillahirrahmanirrahim O people of free Syria, After many years of persecution, oppression and suffering, and after the great sacrifices