WITH THE fall of Bashar Assad’s regime in Syria, the Middle East has entered a new, uncertain phase. Once a declared terrorist group, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham has stormed the country with a lightning speed and captured the capital Damascus. Uncertainties abound.

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US Secretary of State Advocates for Syrian Success in Middle East Visit  During a pivotal visit to the Middle East following the fall of the al-Assad regime, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken underscored America's dedication to ensuring Syria's success, as relayed by the State Department.In his visit spanning from December 11-14, Blinken traveled to Turkey and Iraq, delivering a message of solidarity. State Department spokesperson Mathew Mill…

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The lightning-quick removal on 8 December of Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad after 53 years of Assad family rule will have seismic effects on the Middle East for years to come. Geographically, it holds a vital strategic position in the region, bordering Iraq to the East, Jordan to the South, Israel and Lebanon to the West, and Turkey to the North, with a long Mediterranean coastline as well. It critical geopolitical importance reflects this, b…

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What Does The Fall Of Assad’s Syria Mean To The Key Players In The Middle East?

ENB Pub Note: I am visiting with George McMillian on key pipeline issues and have several podcasts recorded on the geopolitical impacts of Syria and the Middle East on energy. This article from Simon Watkins has a lot of great information.   The lightning-quick removal on 8 December of Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad after 53 years of Assad family rule will have seismic effects on the Middle East for years to come. Geographically, it holds a v…

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The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria is not an isolated event in the Middle East, but part of a vast realignment of forces in the region. The new changed scenario gives rise to the possibility of growth of democracy but it is also to be understood that no external force has the capability to alter this extremely complex and violent region. Some considered an opportunity for change did come in 2003 when Saddam Hussein was ousted from…

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Bashar al-Assad has commented on his evacuation to Moscow amid rising tensions, coinciding with intensified Israeli airstrikes in Syria. The Gaza Strip faces a catastrophic death toll exceeding 45,000 due to ongoing Israeli military actions. Turkey condemned Israel’s plans to expand in the Golan Heights, while activists in Berlin protested for democracy in Syria. A […]

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