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3 days ago · With absent political progress, ongoing violence and a worsening humanitarian situation in Syria, terrible risks could be on the horizon for that beleaguered country and the global community, the Secretary-General's Special Envoy warned the Security Council, as he called for a de-escalation of hostilities, starting in Gaza, and a comprehensive engagement among all stakeholders to arrive at a lasting solution to the 14-year Syrian conflict.
3 days ago · 30 May 2024 Peace and Security. Syria remains plagued by a severe and complex security and humanitarian situation, against a backdrop of broader political impasse, senior UN officials told the Security Council on Thursday, underscoring the need for a comprehensive approach that involves all key stakeholders. Martin Griffiths, the UN Emergency ...
5 days ago · After World War I, France acquired a mandate over the northern portion of the former Ottoman Empire province of Syria. The French administered the area until granting it independence in 1946. The new country lacked political stability and experienced a series of military coups. Syria united with Egypt in 1958 to form the United Arab Republic.
1 day ago · The US troops fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria have actually been targets for Iranian-backed proxy groups, including in the drone strike that killed three US service members in Jordan this January.
4 days ago · Summary. The video provides an overview of the Syrian civil war that began in 2011, initially as a conflict between various factions with external support. Over the years, the involvement of major powers like the US, Russia, Iran, and Gulf states turned it into a proxy war.
3 days ago · Syrian civil war. Spillover of the Syrian Civil War; Desert campaign; Inter-rebel conflict; Insurgency in Idlib; Rojava conflict; Rojava–Islamist conflict; Eastern Syria insurgency; SDF insurgency in northern Syria; Russian intervention; Syrian–Turkish border clashes; Turkish intervention; Turkey–Islamic State conflict; Israeli–Syrian ...
21 hours ago · Turkey stepped in to attempt to mediate Israel’s conflicts with both Syria and Palestine, became a diplomatic power in Iraq, Iran, and Syria, and made Istanbul a central meeting place for Middle Eastern countries to work with the United Nations in the aftermath of the Second Gulf War (Altunışık, 2016). The Ottomanist discourse of the AKP government focused on peaceful cooperation among Middle Eastern countries, diplomatic interventions, and economic partnerships.
