Khaled Iskef | Idlib Agreements Stumble Over HTS, Again
The ceasefire announced after the latest round of Astana negotiations on Syria lasted only six hours. The morning after the talks completed armed opposition groups […]
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Khaled Iskef | What’s next for Al-Qaeda held Idlib?
Anxiously waiting, this expression most accurately describes the atmosphere prevailing around the Syrian province of Idlib, which remains the only region of the country that […]
Watch | The economic terrorism of the UK, US & EU against Syria
Yesterday Britain seized an Iranian oil tanker on its way to the Mediterranean through Gibraltar, that was bound for the Syrian people on the grounds that […]
Did Syria create Al-Qaeda in Iraq? (Video)
The BBC claims in the controversial documentary “A Dangerous Dynasty: House of Assad”, that after the invasion of Iraq in 2003, the Syrian President Bashar […]
Ex-UK ambassador slams British FCO-Media Lynch Mob on Syria
Former UK Ambassador to Syria, Peter Ford, slams the Times and the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) lynch mob, comprehensively: “A ‘cabal’ is at work […]
Opinion | Peter Ford – Syria: The Creeping Partition
The September crisis over Idlib was brought to a conclusion by the Russian Turkish agreement to create a partially demilitarised border strip. This should have […]
Peter Ford challenges BBC over its latest Syria chemical weapons report
The Panorama/BBC Arabic programme on Syria purports to be based on serious research but the research is disgracefully shoddy and biased. The programme is an […]
Opinion | Kevin Smith: Evacuation of the White Helmets between reality and fantasy
The reality I was recently reading about the evacuation of White Helmets Al Qaeda linked operatives from Southern Syria. I think there was a feature […]
Opinion | Kevin Smith: From El Alamein to Al-Qaeda & White Helmets
A view from the UK It’s fascinating comparing and contrasting tactics in warfare – and how propaganda has evolved since World War Two from the […]
Opinion | Hanaa Mustafa: Colonialists as saviors: Pretexts for Intervention
The Levant and other parts of the Arab world have long been subjected to foreign intervention. The word “intervention” is, in fact, a euphemism since […]