Kurds Accuse Syrian Army of War Crimes in Aleppo
The semi-autonomous Kurdish government in northeastern Syria on Sunday accused the Syrian Army and…
Tag: Kurds
How the End of the Islamic Republic of Iran Would…
If protesters succeed in removing the Supreme Leader, they could inspire ethnic minority groups in…
Syrian Army Orders Evacuations as Fighting Intensifies…
The Syrian Army on Thursday told residents of Kurdish neighborhoods in the city of Aleppo to…
Chaotic Clashes Erupt in Syria Between Jihadist…
Fighting broke out in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo on Monday between Kurdish fighters from the…
Why the Iraqi Kurds Need Air Defenses
Iranian proxy attacks on Kurdish energy infrastructure could put US troops in danger. On the evening…
Lingering Challenges in the New Syria
On the anniversary of the country’s liberation from the Assad regime, Syria’s outlook is one of…
Syria, One Year After Assad
The West’s unconditional rehabilitation of Ahmed al-Shara has come too swiftly for Syria’s minority…
Turkey’s Kurds Have Named Their Price for Peace. Will…
The PKK has demanded the release of Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan from prison as a precursor to…
Syrian ‘Security Forces’ Shoot at…
Syrian security forces used gunfire on Tuesday to disperse feuding groups of protesters in Latakia,…
Why Hasn’t the EU Given up on Turkey?
Topic: Human Rights, and Military Aid Blog Brand: Middle East Watch Region: Middle East Tags:…
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