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• InI 09:06 on 1st October 2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: gulf states ( 8 ), Iraq ( 1,302 ), Syria ( 1,971 ), Turkey   

  Middle East and Asia Geopolitics: Shift in Military Alliances? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky 

  30 September 2017 — Global Research 

  

  A profound shift in geopolitical alliances is occurring which tends to undermine US hegemony in the broader Middle East Central Asian region as well as in South Asia. 

  Several of America’s staunchest allies have “changed sides”. Both NATO and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) are in crisis. 

  Turkey and NATO

  NATO is characterized by profound divisions,  largely resulting from Ankara’s confrontation with Washington.

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• InI 16:44 on 11th March 2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Kurds ( 17 ), Manbij, Turkey, YPG   

  Syria’s Civil War Is Almost Over… And Assad Has Won By Patrick Cockburn 

  10 March 2017 — Strategic Culture Foundation

  Winners and losers are emerging in what may be the final phase of the Syrian civil war as anti-Isis forces prepare for an attack aimed at capturing Raqqa, the de facto Isis capital in Syria. Kurdish-led Syrian fighters say they have seized part of the road south of Raqqa, cutting Isis off from other its territory further east.

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• InI 16:43 on 11th March 2017 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: idlib ( 3 ), ISIS ( 92 ), Kurds ( 17 ), Turkey   

  Syria – Preparing For The Big Move On Idlib By Moon of Alabama 

  10 March 2017 — Moon of Alabama

  During the last week significant moves in Syria have taken place east of Aleppo. But the situation there will likely soon calm down. The next intense phase of the war may well be a Syrian army attack on al-Qaeda’s position in Idlib governate in the north-west of the country.

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• InI 16:23 on 20th August 2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Greece ( 168 ), refugees ( 80 ), Turkey   

  Video: Greek Professor: Refugee Policies of European States Are State Crimes 

  20 August 2016 — TRNN

  Aegean University Professor Stratos Georgoulas: Refugees in Greece are often forced to choose between imprisonment in camps or deportation to Turkey Continue reading this...

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• InI 19:08 on 18th August 2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: aleppo ( 5 ), ISIS ( 92 ), Turkey   

  Growing disquiet in Washington over Russian-Iranian actions in Syria By Bill Van Auken 

  18 August 2016 — WSWS

  Russian bombers used an air base in the northwest of Iran for a second day Wednesday to attack targets inside Syria described by Moscow as arms depots and command centers used to support jihadist militias fighting Syrian government forces for control of the city of Aleppo.

  The air strikes, carried out by Tupolev-22M3 long-range bombers and SU-34 tactical bombers, mark the first time that Russia has used a base inside a third country to prosecute the bombing campaign that it began last September against Al Qaeda-linked militias and in support of the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad.

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• InI 08:35 on 20th July 2016 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Africa ( 533 ), EU ( 527 ), GMO ( 113 ), NATO ( 1,475 ), Turkey   

  The European Union: Part of America’s Imperial Project: Selected Articles 

  20 July 2016 — Global Research

  Video: The European Union: Part of America’s Imperial Project

  By Prof Michel Chossudovsky and James Corbett, July 18 2016

  The EU is a Cold War Construct, a US imperial project formulated by the Washington Consensus. The growing movement against EU domination is an anti-imperial initiative of Worldwide significance.

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• InI 12:12 on 19th December 2015 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: ISIL ( 41 ), Israel ( 3,063 ), Oil ( 218 ), proxy war ( 29 ), Turkey   

  Why the US Pushes an Illusory Syrian Peace Process by Gareth Porter 

  18 December 2015 — Middle East Eye

  Why the US Pushes an Illusory Syrian Peace Process by Gareth Porter

  The anti-Assad coalition led by the United States continues to stagger toward the supposed objective of beginning peace negotiations between the Syrian government and what has now been blessed as the politically acceptable “opposition”. The first such meeting was scheduled for 1 January, but no one on either side believes for a moment that any such negotiations are going to happen any time in the foreseeable future.

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• InI 09:54 on 1st December 2015 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: DoD ( 13 ), ISIS ( 92 ), Syria ( 1,971 ), Turkey   

  Do We Really Want a New World War With Russia? By F. William Engdahl 

  16 November 2015 — NEO

  Do We Really Want a New World War With Russia? By F. William Engdahl

  Washington continues making an international fool of herself by her inability to effectively counter the impression around the world that Russia, spending less than 10% of the Pentagon annually on defense, has managed to do more against ISIS in Syria in six weeks than the mighty US Air Force bombing campaign has done in almost a year and half. One aspect that bears attention is the demonstration by the Russian military of new technologies that belie the widely-held Western notion that Russia is little more than a backward oil and raw material commodity exporter.

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• InI 15:37 on 4th November 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: chemical weapons ( 176 ), police ( 493 ), Reyhanli ( 4 ), Russia ( 336 ), strikes ( 141 ), Syria ( 1,971 ), Turkey, UN ( 1,168 )   

  Turkey seizes massive chemical haul at Syrian border – army 

  4 November 2013 — Voice of Russia

  Turkish authorities have seized a large quantity of chemicals from a convoy trying to illegally enter the country from Syria, which “could be transformed into weapons”, the army said Sunday.

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• InI 14:43 on 3rd November 2013 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: Lebanon ( 239 ), Libya ( 1,353 ), peace ( 270 ), rights ( 291 ), sarin ( 75 ), Syria ( 1,971 ), Turkey, war crimes ( 237 ), wordpress ( 26 )   

  Bandar and Hariri Implicated in Khan Al-Assal Chemical Weapons Attack By Christof Lehmann 

  2 November 2013 — 4th Media

  Testimony by a Liwa Asifat al-Shamal member implicates Saudi, Lebanese and Turkish Officials and Officers, including the Lebanese MP Saad Hariri and Saudi Arabi´s Intelligence Chief Bandar bin Sultan, in Weapons Trafficking and the Trafficking of the Nerve Agent Sarin to Mercenary Brigades in Syria. The Testimony Implicates Bandar and Hariri in the Chemical Weapons Attack in Khan Al-Assal on 5 March 2013. 

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