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Turkey steps up military intervention in Iraq
Turkey’s main aim is to crush movements for democracy and Kurdish rights
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Arab Spring 2.0? You ain’t Seen Nothing Yet!
Almost a decade after the launch of the so-called “Arab Spring”, one of the most troubled regions in the entire world remains threatened by the prospects of facing a new wave of protests, demanding regime change
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What Next in Afrin?
Over a year has passed since the might of NATO’s second largest military machine with its fighter jets overran what had one of the safest regions in a Syria gutted by years of civil war and bloodshed
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Uncertain Times in Rojava – The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria
What is the future for the democratic revolution trying to unfold in North and East Syria?
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Syrian people suffer after Pyrrhic victory
I took on the habit of walking through the streets of my city, Damascus, every day, particularly during the night. I love to stare into the faces and eyes of its people
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Los altos del Golán y el derecho internacional: breves apuntes
El pasado 25 de marzo, el Presidente de Estados Unidos procedió a reconocer formalmente la soberanía de Israel en los altos del Golán. Para muchos, este gesto constituye una verdadera afrenta al derecho internacional contemporáneo
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Syrian Democratic Forces: Statement to public opinion
We affirm that our war against Daesh terrorism will continue until full victory is achieved with the total elimination of its existence
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Allush: DAESH prisoners exist, they are people and we need a solution
Zozan Allush, co-chair of the Humanitarian Affair Council of the Democratic Autonomous Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria, said that developing a solution for the wives and children of DAESH mercenaries is part of the fight against DAESH.
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Rebuilding on quicksand
Challenges posed by the geopolitical jigsaw in Syria’s north-east are putting an unprecedented social experiment on the brink
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Time to “Stop the War on Children”
World leaders talk. Children (and civilians) die. What’s new?
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The theory and practice of the Kurdish Women’s Movement: an interview in Diyarbakir
One of the undisputed achievements of the Kurdish movement in Turkey and Syria is the advancement of women in social, economic, and political domains of life
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One Year on From Afrin, and now East of the Euphrates: More War?
“The goal of the United States from delaying this agreement is to make room for Turkey to enter easily when the US withdraw from its military bases…” (Syrian Observatory for Human Rights)
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Syria: US withdrawal does not erase Coalition’s duty towards Raqqa’s devastated civilians
UPDATE: This has been modified to reflect a clarification by US forces that the early stages of the withdrawal involve military equipment, but not troops, leaving Syria
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Terrorism policing: the YPG/YPJ, an ally abroad but a danger at home?
The erratic treatment members of the YPG/YPJ receive at the hands of Europe’s counterterrorism networks doesn’t look set to change in the near future
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Ankara’s only goal in Syria is exterminating Kurds
Attacking Rojava means the end of Turkish-Kurdish peace chances
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“Imperialism Has No Friends”
Two strategies, one goal: the United States and the Kurdish movement in Syria
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The Threat to Rojava
An Anarchist in Syria Speaks on the Real Meaning of Trump’s Withdrawal
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Syria Democratic Council asks France to declare no-fly zone
MSD co-chairs are in France for meetings after the US decision to pull out from Syria
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Syrian Democratic Forces: “To the Public Opinion”
The White House’s decision to withdraw from northern and eastern Syria will negatively affect the campaign against terrorism of ISIS
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TEV-DEM: Peoples will resist
TEV-DEM reaffirmed the resistance that the people of Northern Syria will display against the occupation threats
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