Putin’s Aleppo Gamble Pays Off
By Mike Whitney Last week’s game-changing triumph in northern Syria has moved the Russian-led coalition to within striking distance of …
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U.S. Relies Heavily on Saudi Money to Support Syrian Rebels
By MARK MAZZETTI and MATT APUZZOJAN WASHINGTON — When President Obama secretly authorized the Central Intelligence Agency to begin arming …
The secret pact between Russia and Syria that gives Moscow carte blanche
By Michael Birnbaum Syrian President Bashar al-Assad visited Russian President Vladimir Putin in October 2015, weeks after Russia began a …
Exiling Assad to Russia isn’t as crazy as it sounds
Mary Dejevsky The problem of who would succeed Syria remains a huge one, but this idea raised by a German …
AUDIO: Robert Scheer Interviews Tom Dine, a Longtime Advocate for Israel and Mideast Peace
By Robert Scheer Ze’ev Barkan / CC BY 2.0 In Friday’s episode of “Scheer Intelligence” on KCRW, Truthdig Editor-in-Chief Robert …
Prince Mohammed bin Salman: Naive, arrogant Saudi prince is playing with fire
German intelligence memo shows the threat from the kingdom’s headstrong defence minister Patrick Cockburn Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is …
On the brink, with Erdoğan
Could Turkey push NATO to war with Russia in 2016? By Michael Goldfarb EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET LONDON — 2015 is drawing to …
U.S. Pursued Secret Contacts With Assad Regime for Years
Effort to limit violence and get president to relinquish power failed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad (L) shakes hands with US …
Who Wants What in the Syria Negotiations
From the U.S and Russia to Saudi Arabia, it seems like everyone has a stake in Syria’s civil war. Andrew …
Kerry In Moscow: Assad Can Stay?
Written by Daniel McAdams Last week in Moscow, US Secretary of State John Kerry said it was not US policy …
U.N. Security Council Approves Resolution on Syria Talks
By SOMINI SENGUPTA and DAVID E. SANGER. UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations Security Council unanimously approved on Friday a …
Why the US pushes an illusory Syrian peace process
Gareth Porter The notion that a political settlement will take place lacks credibility – the realities on the ground in …
John Kerry’s Moscow Lovefest
by Mike Whitney If John Kerry doesn’t win an Oscar for his performance in Moscow on Tuesday, then there’s something …
The Military Impulse and Hysteria Over ISIS
Paul Pillar Emotional and ill-focused reaction to the latest mass shooting in the United States, coupled with misguided but unfortunately …
Jabhat al-Nusra: Syria’s Other Menace
The Al Qaeda affiliate brings its own brand of terror to the region’s war. Daniel R. DePetris The Islamic …
The End of Turkey’s Double Game With ISIS?
By Jonathan Broder A soldier stands near a Turkish national flag at an AK Party election rally in Diyarbakir, Turkey …
President al-Assad: Britain and France have neither the will nor the vision on how to defeat terrorism
Damascus, SANA – President Bashar al-Assad gave an interview to The Sunday Times in which he said Britain and France …
More Planes Than Targets: Why the Air War on ISIS Will Fail
by Patrick Cockburn Britain has now joined a US-led campaign to weaken and ultimately defeat Isis in which air power …
America’s Wingman Returns to the Fight
Britain approves airstrikes in Syria as fury over the Paris attacks jolts more countries into stepping up their fight against …
Why did it take Turkey just 17 seconds to shoot down Russian jet?
Mark Galeotti Ankara has delivered an incendiary message to Moscow, and while there may be too much at stake for …
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