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21 February 20200760 Neville Teller

Slaughtered in Syria – the Innocent, Humanity and Democracy

Copyright REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah/File photo[/caption] In March 2011 a few teenagers in a southern Syrian city – fired no doubt by the revolutionary

1 February 20200511 MPC Journal Team

The Rebel-held Idlib was hit by at least 200 air strikes, mainly targeting civilians, in the past three days. United States Special Representative

28 January 20200337 MPC Journal Team

On 28 January 2020, Assad regime has recaptured a significant town in Syria’s last rebel-held territory, in an offensive that has driven tens of tho

15 January 20200473 MPC Journal Team

The Syria Campaign reported that Assad's regime had broken the ceasefire brokered last week between Assad’s Russian ally and Turkey when it today bo

20 October 20190639 Neville Teller

Media commentators are in a spin over recent developments along the Turkish-Syrian border. For example, several are scratching their heads over the

11 August 20190637 Neville Teller

It’s a quite extraordinary situation, when you think about it. A leading Arab nation is having its future decided by three non-Arab countries. The

30 January 20190688 Hakim Khatib

The Syrian Human Rights Network revealed in a report released recently that the Syrian regime is using the issuance of passports as a way to finance

14 May 20180525 Neville Teller

Comparatively speaking, the UN Human Rights Council is still in its infancy. Set up only twelve years ago by the UN General Assembly, it had one ove

30 April 20180469 Neville Teller

On April 4, 2018 three national presidents met in the Turkish capital of Ankara. Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan greeted his Russian and Iran

5 February 20180466 Sarah Ribbert

As the world powers are busy carving up Syria’s new boundaries in Geneva and Sochi, a countless number of new lives and their future is not taken on