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Syria

The United States Has Withdrawn from the Iran Deal: What Next?

When Donald Trump tweeted in early 2016, “the Iran deal is terrible”, few took him seriously. A little over two years on, Twitter is a medium for diplomacy, Donald Trump is President, and America is withdrawing from the Iran Deal. This should not come as a shock. Not a single Republican supported the Obama-era accord, […]

May 22, 2018 By Adam Robertson Charlton Filed Under: Features, Politics Tagged With: Syria, benjamin Netanyahu, Trump, Macron, Iran deal, washington, Thomas Jefferson

Legacy of the Arab Spring

The Arab Spring has produced mixed results in the Middle East. It was initially a movement driven by economic factors: rampant unemployment and the unfair and grossly unequal distribution of wealth forced young people out onto the streets to demand the fall of the dictatorships that had ruled their countries for decades. In countries such […]

Mar 1, 2018 By Becca McAuley Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Middle East, egypt, arab spring, Syria, tunisia, Assad, Becca McAuley, Ennahda, Ben Ali

Why America was justified in bombing Syria

The issue here is a simple moral one concerning first, violence, and second, interventionism. I’ll appeal to the second Iraq war for reference. While the west ought to evaluate its position regarding international intervention before it can unhypocritically appoint itself the ethical watchdog of the developing world, it is not difficult to imagine what would […]

Apr 24, 2017 By Billy Brooks Filed Under: Features, Politics, International Tagged With: Syria, al-Assad, Trump, Sarin gas, Syria Airstrike

Why America was unjustified in bombing Syria

On the 7th of April 2017, President Donald Trump plunged America into war. In retaliation to Syria launching a chemical attack on its own people, America fired 50 Tomahawk missiles at one of their air bases. In what seems to be an uncharacteristically compassionate move from President Trump, America has clearly shown where they draw […]

Apr 12, 2017 By Jack Watts Filed Under: Features, International Tagged With: Syria, united states, Donald Trump, Jack Watts

Ten thoughts for 2017

After the trials and tribulations of 2016, here are ten thoughts to take away for 2017: 1) Don’t cling too hard to any predictions, good or bad. If 2016 taught us anything, it’s that if a storm has been brewing for a while, no amount of wishful thinking or good intentions will preventing from breaking – […]

Jan 12, 2017 By Helena Bennett Filed Under: Features, Columnists, International Tagged With: Middle East, Syria, Iran, Russia, Turkey, putin, Brexit, helena bennett, Trump

What is Russia after in Crimea and Syria? The sea

“A great leader who has an army has one hand, but he who has a navy has two.” – attributed to Peter the Great At first glance, Crimea and Syria seem to have little in common. Aside from both being the sites of intense contemporary conflict, one is a peninsula in Eastern Europe torn between pro- […]

Jan 7, 2017 By Matthew Berto Filed Under: Features, Politics, International Tagged With: Syria, UK, Russia, navy, Crimea, Empire

Goodbye Free Aleppo

Forget Brexit. Forget Trump. When historians look back at 2016, they will not care how many famous people died. They will look on this year as the year in which the international community stood back and watched the Syrian genocide. I was brought up, like most Europeans, to believe that the reason we study the history […]

Dec 13, 2016 By Helena Bennett Filed Under: Features, Columnists, International, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Syria, putin, Aleppo, Assad, Genocide, War Crimes, Shame

‘It is genocide, in every sense of the word’ – an interview with Oz Katerji

Oz Katerji is a journalist and filmmaker known among Middle East specialists for his comprehensive knowledge and sharp analysis. His current focus is on the Syrian crisis, and he was recently in the media for protesting at a speech made by Jeremy Corbyn at a Stop the War Coalition event. Despite having begun around five years ago, […]

Oct 25, 2016 By Helena Bennett Filed Under: Features, Politics, Interviews, International, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Politics, Syria, Corbyn, Oz Katerji, Stop the War Coalition

Syria truce: turning point or status quo?

Monday 12 September, the first day of Islam’s most important annual festival, Eid al-Adha, marked the beginning of a “cessation of hostilities” in the ever-bloody conflict in Syria, according to a deal brokered by diplomats from the United States and Russia. This truce was not the first of its kind in Syria and will certainly […]

Oct 2, 2016 By Helena Bennett Filed Under: Features, International Tagged With: Syria, usa, Russia, international affairs, helena bennett

We cannot talk about Syria without talking about Assad

On April 22 2016, the Assad regime in Syria, and its Russian military allies, broke a negotiated ceasefire by unleashing a bombing campaign against opposition-held areas of the country’s second city, Aleppo. The embattled government claimed to be targeting Al-Qaeda affiliate Jabhat an-Nusra, which has had varying levels of influence in the city over the past […]

May 30, 2016 By Helena Bennett Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Syria, putin, bombing, Aleppo, #Aleppoisburning, Assad

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