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From Transition to Inclusion: Why Syria’s Interim Governance Must Embrace Diversity
From Transition to Inclusion: Why Syria’s Interim Governance Must Embrace Diversity

Introduction Syria’s post-Assad transition represents one of the most consequential political moments in the country’s modern history. After decades of authoritarian rule and years of devastating conflict, expectations for a

An Unfinished War: Why the Iran–Israel Conflict Is Far From Over
An Unfinished War: Why the Iran–Israel Conflict Is Far From Over

No war erupts in a vacuum—especially not between powerful states. Armed conflict is always the result of unresolved disputes, strategic ambitions, and objectives that diplomacy has failed to achieve. When

Israel and the Politics of Permanent War: What Melanie Phillips’ “Home Truths” Reveal
Israel and the Politics of Permanent War: What Melanie Phillips’ “Home Truths” Reveal

Melanie Phillips’ recent speech in New York stripped away any remaining ambiguity surrounding her political worldview. Delivered at a conference ironically titled “Rage Against the Hate,” her remarks exposed a

Syria and the Kurds: The False Choice Between Unity and Inclusion
Syria and the Kurds: The False Choice Between Unity and Inclusion

What is unfolding in Syria today is not merely a security crisis. It is a political test of whether the country has truly learned from decades of state collapse. Recent

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