The battles between Syria’s security forces and Alawite groups point to the chaos that still reigns in parts of Syria, according to Century International fellow Aron Lund. “The Syrian coast is a very fragile place, with sectarian hatred, a legacy of brutal conflict and weapons...

By Mohammad Karkas In the midst of recent events, #Idlib is at the forefront of the Syrian scene as the safest and most stable area, despite the ongoing threats it faces. In conjunction with the systematic attacks launched by the remnants of the Assad regime on Thursday night on the Syrian...

Populism weaves its own narrative in response to the challenges facing society without thinking about the rationality of that narrative or its political and social consequences. When it does so, it resorts to the unconscious stock of the group, or let us say the collective mind, which...

After seven years of operating discreetly in exile, the National Syria Gathering held its first conference in Damascus under government auspices and in the presence of over 100 Syrian businessmen from inside and outside the country. The conference, opened by Finance Minister Mohamed Abazid,...