A New Future for Syrian Refugees?
Now, not even two months after Assad’s fall, the world’s eyes have moved from Syria back toGaza and the new ceasefire, as
Reason-Vision-Virtue
The Military-Industrial Complex and ‘The Blob’
The movie “The Blob” inspired various analogies in the context of political criticism in America. The most common and entrenched analogy likened
The new Türkiye-Iran rivalry in the post-Assad Middle East
In the future, if security and stability are restored in Lebanon and Syria, there is a possibility that these countries will also
The issue of PKK/KCK presence in Syria
Following the overthrow of the Assad Baath regime, the PKK’s organizational structure in Syria became a topic of renewed discussion. The group
HTS and Its Transformation: An Overview
Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) has undergone significant evolution since the start of the Syrian civil war, particularly during the period of the
Is America the Next Soviet Union?
US President-elect Donald Trump’s policy agenda, if enacted, will inevitably sow the seeds of a new wave of discontent, protest, and conspiracy
The Way Out of Africa’s Debt Doom Loop
When development policymakers convene next week at the Spring Meetings of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, they must pursue
The Centennial Fatigue and the New Syria
The first signs of the Syrian revolution, which is less than a month old, show that no one in Syria has the
What has Türkiye done in Syria?
The most important question is what kind of governance structure Syria will have in a country with many ethnic identities, different beliefs,
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
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