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Syrian ‘end-game’ will change the Middle East

The fall of the Assad regime in Syria may have been a geopolitical loss for Iran (and Russia), but the fact that Islamists have overthrown the regime threatens both Iran and Arab states, creating prospects for their cooperation in the near future and minimising whatever gains the ‘winners’ of this ‘end-game’ many have made.

Salman Rafi Sheikh

Syria Today, Iran Tomorrow, and Inevitably China

The collapse of the Syrian government in mid-December 2024 represents a pivotal moment for U.S. geopolitical strategies in the Middle East and beyond.

Brian Berletic

The US-Israeli monster is ripping Syria to pieces. Part II. Israel’s policy vis-à-vis Syria is malice and revenge

Israel’s nefarious plans for Syria, based on hatred, malice and revenge, are becoming clear days after the fall of the country’s government. Since Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham* (HTS) and other rebel groups took control of Damascus and overthrew President Bashar al-Assad, Israel has intensified its unprecedented attacks on Syrian territory.

Viktor Mikhin

Syria's Turmoil: The West's Strategic Missteps and Their Consequences

Abbas Hashemite

Türkiye's approach to Israel's challenges and prospects

Samyar Rostami

Syria, another Blank Canvass for the West to Paint a Caricature of an Arab State

Simon Chege Ndiritu

Relations between China and South Korea in 2024 Part Three: Spy scandals and fears concerning the diaspora.

Konstantin Asmolov

The Syria Gambit: A Game of the Broadest Ambitions

Phil Butler

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