Tag: Syria
The Mountain Does Not Kneel: The Druze of Suwayda in Post-Assad Syria
At dawn, as the sky blushes above the black basalt of Jabal al-Druze, an old shepherd kneels beside a spring near Salkhad, whispering verses...
Are Russians Leaving Syria– Satellite Images And Ship Positions Indicate So
One of the Russian groups belonging to a Russian veteran posted that men of the Syrian rebel group Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) are currently tasked with...
Shocking Facts about Rebel Forces in Syria
Since March 2020, Syria’s conflict lines have remained largely static, maintained by a series of ceasefires and security agreements brokered by Russia, Turkey, Iran,...
Syria at a Crossroads: Why Jolani’s Rule Could Be Worse Than Assad’s
Syria, a nation devastated by over a decade of civil war, stands at a critical juncture. The choices before it are grim: continue under...
Syria’s Turmoil: The End of Assad’s Era or Another Cycle of Violence?
Syria, a nation once celebrated for its rich history and cultural diversity, now finds itself at yet another crossroads in its prolonged civil war....
Why is the President of Maldives Dr Mohammed Muizzu turning a blind-eye to Jamiyyath Salaf?
Islamic radicalism is a brutal and often not spoken truth about in Maldives.
The Islamic radical ideologies of Salafism and Wahhabism have not just penetrated...