Syria’s public banks could extend credit to ignored regions and small firms, but only with transparent governance and professional assessment.
Browsing: Syria
US-Iraq oil deals hinge on disarming militias as Washington withdraws, but attacks and Iran’s influence threaten the entire economic reset.
Iraq’s ISIS trials test U.S. leverage as Baghdad balances justice, repatriation, and a legal system scarred by past abuses
Turkey and Israel edge toward confrontation over Syria, forcing Washington to mediate between a NATO ally and its closest partner.
Israel’s expanding occupation in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and Syria reveals a deliberate policy, not a temporary wartime response.
U.S. pressure and jihadi missteps shattered al-Qaeda’s ambitions, but the movement still persists in weak states and isolated cells.
The US Withdrawal From Iraq hands Tehran a strategic win, but leaves militia disarmament stalled and Kurdish communities exposed.
IAEA disclosures reveal Syria’s nuclear program was far larger than known, with covert fuel fabrication and hidden uranium stockpiles.
After PKK disarmament, the Kurdish Front shifts toward Iran, where PJAK may become the next arena of confrontation.
Israel’s strategic crisis grows as Turkey rises, challenging Israeli dominance through Syria’s reconstruction and the Mecca defense pact.