Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan raises security risks as US begins moving thousands of ISIS prisoners from Syria to Iraq Turkey’s Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said the ceasefire between Damascus and the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) may be extended, citing security concerns, including the transfer of ISIS detainees from Syria to …
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Read More »Syria’s Al Hol camp left in limbo after SDF withdrawal sparks unrest
Residents tell The National they have gone days without food, as Damascus and SDF trade blame over security vacuum at ISIS-linked site Thick black smoke billowed from Al Hol camp in north-east Syria, the country’s largest centre housing families with alleged links to ISIS, as unrest spread among residents who …
Read More »The United States begins transferring Islamic State detainees from Syria to Iraq
US Central Command (CENTCOM) launched a new mission today, Wednesday 21 January, to transfer Islamic State detainees from northeastern Syria to Iraq. CENTCOM said the move aims to help ensure the “terrorists” remain in secure detention facilities, adding that the operation began when US forces successfully transferred 150 Islamic State …
Read More »Kurdish Collapse in Northeast Syria? Key Things to Watch
Washington Institute experts assess the immediate fallout of the Syrian government’s advance into SDF-held parts of the northeast, including mutual disinformation campaigns, implications for the Islamic State threat, the terms of new agreements with the Kurds, and the calculus of outside actors like the United States, Israel, and Turkey. As …
Read More »Turkey reiterates rejection of any separatist entity on its border with Syria
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said his country will not accept the establishment of any separatist entity that threatens its security along the southern border, and it will not allow its interests to be harmed. Speaking during a parliamentary bloc meeting of his Justice and Development Party (AKP) in Ankara …
Read More »Ce n’est pas la Russie, c’est l’Europe qui est isolée
Les responsables politiques et les journalistes des gros médias du système de l’UE sont si choqués par le revirement des États-Unis qu’ils n’arrivent plus à formuler des plans sérieux. La panique s’empare d’eux car leur logiciel de l’époque de l’OTAN avec les États-Unis dans la position du grand allié ne …
Read More »Les manœuvres théâtrales de l’OTAN au Groenland et l’expansionnisme en Arctique
Une «lutte» entre alliés de l’OTAN détournerait l’attention et permettrait une militarisation accrue sans se concentrer officiellement sur la Russie et la Chine. Il est donc tout à fait possible que toute cette «lutte» entre les États-Unis et l’UE/OTAN au Groenland ne soit rien d’autre qu’un plan élaboré (quoique lent) …
Read More »La réorganisation du monde
Le monde change très vite. L’année 2026 devrait être marquée par le retour des zones d’influence et la fin des Empires coloniaux. Surtout, elle verra le retour du droit international contre les règles que nous connaissions jusqu’à présent. Seuls ceux qui sont capables de comprendre ces évolutions et de s’y …
Read More »Spotlight on Terrorism: Hezbollah Lebanon and January 12-20, 2026
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