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The American-Kurdish relationship in Syria has entered a challenging and complex phase. To grasp it better, it can be understood as a struggle between moral and tactical diplomatic approaches, which have increasingly come into conflict. James Jeffrey, former United States Ambassador and Special Envoy to the Global Coalition to Defeat Da’esh (ISIS), openly acknowledges that […]

American-Kurdish relationship: Tactical vs. Moral
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Islamists Have Lost the Kurdish Public
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Islamists Have Lost the Kurdish Public

Once able to mobilize Kurdish support, Islamist movements are now increasingly rejected by Kurdish publics, as political exclusion, repression, and broken promises reshape popular attitudes.

about 11 hours agoYad Abdulqader
Syria’s Unity Is Not Inevitable: The History of a Modern State and a Crisis That Force Cannot Resolve
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Syria’s Unity Is Not Inevitable: The History of a Modern State and a Crisis That Force Cannot Resolve

Syria’s territorial unity is often treated as inevitable, but the country’s modern history shows that coercion has repeatedly failed to resolve its deep political and social fractures.

2 days agoMazen Ezzi

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