Syria Should Avoid Replicating Russia’s Federal-Autonomy Model
A curious story emerged at the Washington-based Al Monitor media site at the end of October alleging that Russia secretly sent a ha
A curious story emerged at the Washington-based Al Monitor media site at the end of October alleging that Russia secretly sent a ha
The project of federalizing the Syrian Arab Republic includes a number of interrelated factors which could worsen the situation in the Middle East and have far-reaching consequences not only for the country itself but also for the countries that are directly or indirectly involved in the current settlement of the crisis.
The study has thus far exposed the PYD’s Neo-Ottoman sympathies, militant left-wing extremism, abhorrent hate for the Assad Presidencies, and other unsavory yet self-declared details that the international media typically doesn’t include in its reporting on the group.
The first part of the series drew necessary attention to the finer details of the Kurds’ manifesto, exposing some of their intended plots that they would ha
The Syrian Kurdish “Democratic Union Party” (PYD) flagrantly violated the Syrian Constitution just last week by declaring the establ
Planners of the war on Syria are surely wearing a “macabre smile” on their faces as they see their ruse achieve the desired outcome.
The Syrian people must therefore ask themselves whether it’s better to have a Western-recognized President Assad symbolically preside over a watered-down presidency in a fractured federation or to have a multipolar-recognized President Assad proudly stand as the strong president of a still-unitary state, albeit one which might tactically have to concede mild Kurdish autonomy in order to stave off the destructive chain reaction of federalization