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  • Paper: With Turkey-PKK Peace Faltering, Northern Syria Conflict Growing More Likely

    Paper: With Turkey-PKK Peace Faltering, Northern Syria Conflict Growing More Likely

    The several-decade dispute between the Turkish government and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in recent months has seen a contradictory shift: On the one hand, both sides showing pro-peace gestures and disarming the armed militias and on the other hand Turkey and its allies in Damascus amassing forces on the northern Syria borders and adopting a more aggressive discourse.

  • Analysis: With West Doubtful of Him, Can Al-Sharaa End Syria Chaotic Situation?

    Analysis: With West Doubtful of Him, Can Al-Sharaa End Syria Chaotic Situation?

    The death of three American forces in Syria’s Palmyra attack has once again drawn the attention to the relations of the Trump administration and the new Syrian government. Since fall of Bashar al-Assad in last December, this is the first American military toll in the Arab country.

  • She who builds humanity: Fatimah Zahra and restoration of womanhood

    She who builds humanity: Fatimah Zahra and restoration of womanhood

    Women are hurting. Around the world, women are living through a profound crisis – one that is deeper than headlines about inequality or statistics about violence. It is a crisis rooted in how modern societies see women, and even more fundamentally, in how they fail to see them as full human beings. This is not a sudden development of recent decades but the culmination of social structures, economic systems, and cultural norms that have been forming for centuries.

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