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How Putin Saved Erdogan From Himself
March 8, 2020
This is how a true world leader tells a regional leader, to his face, to please refrain from positioning his forces as jihadi supporters – incognito, in the middle of an explosive theater of war.
The Syrian Constitution Committee Is Formed: The Easy Part
November 1, 2019
The ultimate question and determining factor is: will the influentials see to it that a new constitution is drafted and the peace process moves on to the next step?
The Four A’s of American Policy Failure in Syria
October 22, 2019
To understand how we got to this point, we need to navigate the four A’s that underpin America’s failed policy vis-à-vis Syria—Afghanistan, Astana, Adana, and Ankara.
Lost in the Memory Palace: US Leads, But No One Follows
November 17, 2018
The United States is not surrendering anything. That is precisely the problem. It refuses to give up its long-asserted right to act unilaterally on the assumption other nations will either fall in line or silently acquiesce.
