Eurasia

La Russie a évité une balle en choisissant sagement de ne pas s’allier à l’Axe de la Résistance, aujourd’hui vaincu

Poutine a fait le bon choix, qui a toujours été motivé par son calcul rationnel de ce qui était dans l’intérêt objectif de la Russie en tant qu’État, et non en raison de «l’influence sioniste» comme certains dans la communauté des médias alternatifs prétendent maintenant ridiculement le diffamer après avoir …

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Mort d’un pays : Drapeaux noirs, massacres, accaparement de terres pendant que les vautours se nourrissent de la carcasse de la Syrie

L’Occident collectif se lèvera-t-il pour défendre les derniers chrétiens syriens lorsque les Drapeaux noirs viendront les purger ? Le modus operandi standard de l’Hégémon est toujours de Diviser pour Régner. Acculés par la montée inexorable de la réalité multinœudale, ils ont vu une ouverture pour un redémarrage impérial, misant tout …

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Turkish intelligence chief Kalin is in Damascus, say two sources with knowledge

Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin was in Damascus on Thursday, two sources with knowledge of the visit told Reuters, for what the Syrian information ministry said would be talks involving its new opposition leadership. The ministry said that Kalin and Qatar’s head of state security, Khalfan al-Kaabi, arrived in the …

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How al-Assad’s fall unravels Iran’s ‘Axis of Resistance’

The dramatic fall of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has sent shockwaves across the Middle East and beyond, marking the end of a 24-year rule and raising questions about the future of Iran’s regional influence. For over a decade, Syria has been a critical node in Tehran’s so-called “Axis of Resistance,” …

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How Turkey Won the Syrian Civil War

In most capitals across the Middle East, the news of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s fall sparked immense anxiety. Ankara is not one of them. Rather than worrying about Syria’s prospects after more than a decade of conflict, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sees opportunity in a post-Assad future. His optimism …

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Syria’s Kurds faced with all-out war as Turkey, Sunni allies target Kobani

A day after the fall of the SDF-controlled town of Manbij, Turkish proxies advanced today toward the town of Kobani. The collapse of the Bashar al-Assad regime following a lightning offensive led by al-Qaeda offshoot Hayat Tahrir al-Sham and an array of Sunni factions supported by Turkey has created new …

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Syrian Rebels Who Overthrew Assad Name Interim Government Leader

The Syrian rebels who overthrew longtime iron-fisted ruler Bashar al-Assad on Tuesday appointed a transitional head of government to run the country until March 1. After a cabinet meeting in Damascus of rebel leaders and ousted officials from Assad’s government, Mohammed al-Bashir, a figure little known across most of Syria …

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Why did Palestinian Authority’s Mahmoud Abbas announce his successor now?

On Wednesday, Abbas, 89-years-old, announced that the Palestinian National Council chairman, Rawhi Fattouh, would be his temporary replacement. Suddenly, Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas issued a controversial presidential decree announcing who would replace him in an interim period when the post became vacant. On Wednesday, Abbas, 89-years-old, announced that …

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Analysis: Al-Assad’s fall is Iran and Russia’s loss, but are there winners?

Turkiye stands to gain, while Israel feels insecure about what comes next. After 54 years in power, the al-Assad family’s rule in Syria has come to an end. On December 8, Bashar al-Assad fled the country and sought asylum in Russia. The collapse of one of the most brutal regimes …

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Syria’s New Rulers Are Former Al-Qaeda Terrorists. Why Is D.C. Celebrating Them? | Opinion

A former Al Qaeda commander has seized power in Damascus, bringing great jubilation and relief to Washington, D.C. regime-changers who pined for this day. Bashar al-Assad has fled ingloriously to Russia in the dead of night without so much as making a statement to bid farewell. It’s certainly interesting how …

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