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  • Analysis / From Damascus to Gaza: Turkish Neo-Ottomanism vs. axis of resistance discourse

    Analysis / From Damascus to Gaza: Turkish Neo-Ottomanism vs. axis of resistance discourse

    While the Syrian developments with takeover of power by the rebel groups benefited a number of regional and international players rather than the Syrian people themselves, there is no doubt that no side is as excited as Turkey about these developments since they open the doors of luck to Ankara's bankrupt Middle Eastern policy for the Turkish leaders to once again think about their shattered dream of establishing neo-Ottoman Empire and in this context consider themselves a regional superpower and international power.

  • Analysis: Hezbollah’s smart new tactic against plots seeking its disarmament

    Analysis: Hezbollah’s smart new tactic against plots seeking its disarmament

    With the election of a new president and formation of a new government, Lebanon's political status has entered a new stage under the pressure of foreign players, especially the US. Only a few weeks after the new cabinet started its work, the politicians stepped up their attacks on weapons of Hezbollah, indicating that the disarmament scenario is being advanced under the name of the government right to defend sovereignty and the borders.

  • Analysis: Renaissance of Hezbollah after historic funeral of Martyr Sayyed Nasrallah

    "We Shall Keep the Covenant":

    Analysis: Renaissance of Hezbollah after historic funeral of Martyr Sayyed Nasrallah

    It has been long years that Camille Chamoun stadium in Beirut had not seen its seats reaching their full capacity and beyond. According to Lebanese sources, the stadium has been empty for at least five years. But the funeral of Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah made the sports site once again seeing the crows. Not only the stadium, but also the surrounding streets were packed with people in the day of funeral of Sayyed Nasrallah and Hezbollah Executive Council head Sayyed Hashem Safieddine.

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