Partition Could Make Violence in Syria Worse
Syria may not be put back together again, but partitioning it now would be to invite ethnic cleansing.
Syria may not be put back together again, but partitioning it now would be to invite ethnic cleansing.
By backing the Kurds in Syria, Russia is driving a wedge between Turkey and its NATO allies.
World powers agree that the fighting in Syria must stop — but not for another week.
Reclaiming the city for the regime would go a long way toward stamping out Syria’s non-Islamic State opposition.
Russian airstrikes are enabling the regime to retake territory from Syria’s least fanatical rebels.
Remaining opposition fighters in what used to be Syria’s third largest city give up.
David Cameron wins support for military action — and splits the opposition Labour Party.
Turkey may have been trying to prevent a unified front being formed to defeat the Islamic State.
Robert Gates argues against plans from his own Republican Party for war in Syria.
Ending both the Syrian War and the Islamic State will require cooperation unseen since 1945.
Politicians thumping their chests are letting the shock of the attacks cloud their judgement.
Russia expands its airstrikes in Syria after blaming radical Islamists for crashing a Russian airliner.
Russia’s priority in Syria is propping up Bashar Assad, not defeating the self-styled caliphate.
The president says the self-declared Islamic State has been contained and now the region must do more.
Arab and Western opponents of Bashar Assad recognize that his main ally can no longer be excluded.