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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Turkey and the US led anti-IS coalition: Ankara is doing more than People Think
My apologies. I am traveling this week and don’t have time to write a proper post. However, I wanted to get a few thoughts on paper about Turkey’s role in the US led anti-IS air campaign in Syria and Iraq. … Continue reading
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Autonomy in Rojava
What is the current situation in Rojava? Does the border between Iraqi and Syrian Kurdistan exist anymore? How deep are the divisions in Kurdistan? What does the YPG think of their Peshermga cousins? What role do regional powers play in … Continue reading
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