Are Erdogan and Assad ready to bury the hatchet?
After over a decade of deep enmity between the countries, Turkey looks poised to normalize relations with the Syrian regime.
After over a decade of deep enmity between the countries, Turkey looks poised to normalize relations with the Syrian regime.
The status quo is doing more harm than good. Let’s admit failure before more people are hurt and put in harm’s way.
The war in Ukraine has forced Washington to recalibrate its priorities when it comes to its relationship with Ankara.
History shows that while it may be uncomfortable advancing a regime’s line during an uprising, it’s important to get the facts straight.
In a wide-ranging hearing, experts and members of Congress took a close look at whether this foreign policy tool is even effective.
If Americans want to show solidarity with the people of these countries, the best thing we can do is stop standing on their necks.
American troops have been exchanging fire with alleged Iran-backed militas all week. The timing is curious, and dangerous.
Erdogan’s gamble is a game of high-stakes poker, given that Russia is as much a partner as it is a threat.
Earlier reports on the April 7 attack said the Syria base was hit by rockets. This sounds much more portentous.
Airwars says it worked with the military to identify incidents, but newly classified docs show that in many cases, they were ignored.
The tremors of Putin’s geopolitical crisis is reaching into the Middle East, where Moscow wants influence.
As the Biden administration appears to be ramping up airstrikes in Syria, Congress needs to do a full review of the American role in the country’s decade-long civil war.
How Damascus could become the next arena for geopolitical competition between the region’s Arab power centers and Iran.
Reports indicate the attack on a US base last month was retaliation for recent Israel strikes. It didn’t kill anyone, but it’s only a matter of time.
It’s fine to be outraged but don’t be shocked: our righteous war-making is not clean, nor humane. It never was.
After a US outpost is struck again, reportedly by Iranian-backed militias, the DoD assures our forces aren’t going anywhere. This is folly.
The sale of a Russian missile defense system encapsulates how the tide has turned.
It appears that Washington may be open to sending Egyptian gas and Jordanian electricity to the economically strapped country via Syria.
An upcoming UN report will show whether a US-Russian agreement on providing humanitarian aid is working.
Congress’s blank check helped launched conflicts, many currently ongoing, that have nothing to do with the terrorist attacks.
In the midst of an economic collapse and an energy crisis, Lebanon has found itself in a tug of war between the United States and Iran.