Country: Iraq

Ahsan Ali22/07/2025

Internal and Regional implications of the PKK’s demise

Since 1978, Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) under its leader Abdullah Ocalan had been operating in […]
Ali Albeash06/07/2025

Damascus: Birthplace and Graveyard of the Ottoman Dream

The disintegration of the Ottoman Empire (1922) marked a moment of collective loss for much […]
Ahmad Ghosn14/06/2025

All Roads Lead to an Iranian Nuclear Bomb

The world is watching Israel’s wide-scale military operation “Rising Lion” targeting nuclear and military infrastructure […]
Adnan Nasser06/06/2025

The Last Card on the Table: Baghdad and the Balance of the New Middle East

As the Middle East reshapes itself in the wake of seismic shifts, including the October […]
Ali Albeash04/06/2025

Up for Grabs: How Syria is becoming an International Free-for-All

Until the night of June 2, 2025, the fate of foreign jihadists in Syria, under […]
Ahmad Ghosn25/05/2025

Turning threat into opportunity: How ISIS could keep Syria unified

Amid the chaos between the new de facto power in Syria and key sectarian and […]
The Liberum27/02/2025

The enigmatic demise of Iran’s proxy empire

When a progressively secular nation that once bore the seeds of Persian history and culture […]
Ahmad Ghosn10/02/2025

Who saves the new Syrian President Ahmad al Sharaa?

Iran emerged from its eight-year war with Iraq (1980-1988) battered: its economy in shambles, no […]
Arthur Blok02/10/2024

The paradox of being Lebanese

It is not easy being Lebanese these days if it ever was. Surrounded by unfriendly […]
Mienke de Wilde17/04/2024

The Attack on Assyrian Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel in Sydney Introduces a New Dimension to Islamic Fundamentalism

The attack on Assyrian Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel Monday in Sydney (Australia) Monday sent a […]
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