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Published
July 8, 2017

South Syria truce aims at easing Jordan, Israel fears about Iran

Apprehensions center around Iran's military ambitions and long-term plans for the area.
Published
July 6, 2017

U.S. prepared to hold joint operations with Russia in Syria, Tillerson says

His statement appears designed to set an agenda for the meeting between presidents Trump and Putin on Friday.
Published
June 23, 2017

Charles Krauthammer: At stake in the Mideast is consolidation of the Shiite Crescent

The Iranian-Russian strategy is a nightmare for the entire Sunni Middle East. And for us, too.
Published
June 20, 2017

Australia suspends Islamic State airstrikes after U.S. downs Syrian warplane

Australia has 6 fighter jets based in the United Arab Emirates that have been used to strike targets in Syria and Iraq.
Published
June 16, 2017

Russia says it may have killed Islamic State’s leader in Syria

The Russian Defense Ministry claims that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed in an airstrike in late May along with other senior commanders.

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Published
April 23, 2017

Commentary: Chemical weapons aren’t the real problem in Syria

The United States cares more about the murder weapon than the murder victim.
Published
April 12, 2017

Trump says U.S.-Russia relations may be at ‘all-time low’

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson acknowledges the same sentiment during a visit to Moscow in which he met with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Published
April 11, 2017

Commentary: Syria, North Korea show that Democrats’ arms-control agenda is a failure

For decades, Democrats have placed their faith in international agreements to control the spread of dangerous weapons.
Published
April 10, 2017

What’s the U.S. policy on Syria? Sen. King says he doesn’t know

When asked if he understood what America's policy on Syria is today, he replied, "No. Do you?"
Published
April 7, 2017

From steak dinner to situation room: inside Trump’s Syria strike

Before he gave the order, Trump and more than a dozen of his aides crowded into a small, plain room at Mar-a-Lago, where they sat on wedding-reception chairs for a videoconference to discuss options.