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From Civil To Proxy War: How Syria Became Iran And Israel's Battlefield

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Did an Israeli Air Strike Prevent Syria From Getting Nuclear Weapons?

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Can the U.S. Stop Syria’s Kurds From Selling Oil to Assad?

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U.S. Diplomat: Stop “Dreaming” About Normal Relations With Assad

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Russia Is Not Abandoning Syria or Assad

U.S. Officials Calls For Talks Between Turks and Kurds In Syria

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Stories From Assad

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In a Conflict, Iran Would Wage a Missile War Against America

Last Year, Two Russian Submarines Might Have 'Chased' a British Sub

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America Must Find New Ways to Protect Syrian Civilians

Assad's Suffering Syria Seeks Reconciliation with the Arab World

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The International System Was Never Built to Stop Assad

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Who Really Shot Down Russia's Plane?

A picture of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad is displayed on a damaged structure at the entrance of al-Dukhaneya neighbourhood near Damascus, as civilians carry their belongings recovered from their homes after soldiers loyal to Syria's President Bashar

Assad Has Won and America Must Go

Syria's President Bashar al Assad gestures during an interview with a Greek newspaper in Damascus, Syria in this handout released May 10, 2018. SANA/Handout via Reuters

Could Donald Trump Truly Assassinate Assad?

Russian Warships Are Probably Lurking Near Syria In Case Putin Orders Cruise Missile Strikes

A member of forces loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad stands near damaged buildings in Aleppo's Salaheddine district, Syria December 16, 2016. REUTERS/Omar Sanadiki

Will Iran Leave Syria?

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The U.S. Military: Proud Owners of One-Third of Syria

The Disappearing Plight of Syrian Christians

Who Really Shot Down Russia's Plane?

Security Contractors in the Middle East: First the Americans and Now the Russians

A Realist Approach to Syria

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