Kassioun Editorial 1089: So That the Whole Country Does Not Drown!
It is not our first boat to sink, and if things continue the way they are, it will not be the last. The boat that just sunk is an intensification of the daily death Syrians are experiencing in their country.
Kassioun Editorial 1088: What Do Direct Negotiations Mean?
After 12 years since the outbreak of the Syrian crisis, it cannot be said that there have yet been real direct negotiations have taken place, with the exception of the first and second Moscow meetings, which did not last nor was anything built there…
Kassioun Editorial 1087: The Conditions for the Solution are Ripening
Although the Syrian political scene seems stagnant, and the apparent complete inability to move towards a political solution and the implementation of UNSC Resolution 2254, the reality of things is in a different place, and perhaps even opposite to…
Kassioun Editorial 1086: Why Do We Insist on Implementing 2254 Quickly?
The daily harsh disasters in Syria reveal that the claims of “victories” made by the various political sides are, in reality, nothing but a complete disconnection from reality. With each additional day of the crisis, the deterioration of the various…
Kassioun Editorial 1085: Who is with Dialogue in Damascus and Who is Against it?
In the opening session of the Constitutional Committee in 2019, the Moscow Platform for the Syrian opposition called for transferring the dialogue to Damascus, while securing the necessary guarantees. The call was met with a categorical rejection by…
Kassioun Editorial 1084: Why the Huge Acceleration in Exterminating Subsidies?
The process of reducing subsidies began to accelerate towards lifting it with the tenth five-year plan, that is, since 2005 with the official adoption of the so-called “social market economy”. It was clear since its inception that it was mapped out…
Kassioun Editorial 1083: Syria and Turkey, Whereto?
Recent statements by the Turkish Foreign Minister on Syria provoked a wave of reactions that were predominantly tense on the part of the extremists from the Syrian sides. This is not surprising, of course, since we have become accustomed to the extr…
Kassioun Editorial 1082: For Whom the Bells Toll?
Scholars of World War II history agree that among the most important reasons for the collapse of Nazism at the time, was its opening two major fronts together, the first in 1939 and the second in 1941.
Kassioun Editorial 1081: Eradicating Zionism, A Mandatory Path to the Future
Although our region is the most affected in the whole world by the Jewish Agency and global Zionism, what is quite surprising and requires searching for an explanation, is the behavior of the Arab media, which at best sufficed with reporting news ab…
Kassioun Editorial 1080: The Tehran and Jeddah Summits, and the Birth of a New World!
What is more important than reciting the details of the failure of the American goals from the Jeddah summit – which filled various media outlets, including American ones – is interpreting the meanings and dimensions of that failure: