Syria
Merkel, Obama and the death of Greece
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
Tomorrow, in the German city of Hannover, President Obama and Chancellor Merkel will again discuss about Greece. Greece and Syria are, for...
Russia and U.S: Alliance in Syria?
Russia and U.S. near De Facto Alliance in Syria
Assad army could cut off ISIS's main Iraq-Syria supply line
Kremlin aims to forge anti-terror front with...
Saudi Arabia to build Red Sea bridge to Egypt
The bridge, which will be named after King Salman, aims to boost trade between the two countries
Cairo: Egyptian President Abdul Fattah Al Sissi Friday...
Stefano Fassina on Grexit, Euro and EU
Stefano Fassina was Vice Minister of Economy and Finance of Italy, but he left the government after a disagreement with policies of PM Mateo...
The new conflict in Caucasus, East-West relations and Syria
By Alexis Coleman
The most serious fighting since 1996, with dozens of victims, has erupted between Azeris and Armenians, in Nagorno-Karabakh.
The Karabakh conflict was “frozen”...
The Kurdish question, the fate of Syria and the “greater Middle...
The Kurds, a nation numbering tens of millions of people is, along with Palestinians, one of the most persecuted and suffering nations during all...
The Recapture of Palmyra
By Robert Fisk
The biggest military defeat that Isis has suffered in more than two years. The recapture of Palmyra, the Roman city of the...
A Coup Foretold (Turkey and the Neocons)
We repost the article: “Turkey: Is a Military Coupe Possible?” which was first published on 31 March 2016
By Dimitris Konstantakopoulos
Some hours before the Brussels...
Terror and double standards
The Paris and Brussels attacks have rightly caused outrage across the globe. However, while millions in the West took to social media to share...
Christians in the Middle East: USA, Τurkey and Armenians
Robert Fisk, the Beirut based veteran correspondent of the British "Independent" for the Middle East has written a very interesting article comparing the situation with...