Tag: ISIS


Relationships in the Middle East are hard to define and even when they work are often ephemeral and seldom last the course
So this is how the whole drama is coming to: either neo-Caligula and his “massive armada” pauses, opening some room for talks, and he ends up saving the global economy; or we have the Gates of Hell opened in West Asia.
This past weekend, the Islamic State (ISIS) killed three Americans in Syria—two US soldiers and one civilian contractor—marking the first US casualties in the country since the fall of Bashar al-Assad in December 2024.
Jean Ranc is a retired psychologist from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Department of Psychiatry.

