The Idlib crisis reached another turning point after the signing of the Turkish-Russian agreement last week during President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s visit to Moscow. Reports indicated that the challenging process of negotiations carried on for more than six hours. The […]
On May 30, 2019, the SETA Foundation at Washington D.C. hosted a panel discussion titled, “The Fragile Ceasefire in Idlib and the Syrian Conflict” moderated by Kadir Üstün, Executive Director at SETA DC. Panellists included Charles Lister, Senior Fellow and […]
The latest talks in Geneva to find a solution to the Syrian civil war will unlikely be any more successful than those that have preceded it, as those involved either waffle over their commitment to find a resolution or are […]
The Kremlin’s declaration that Russia will continue its airstrikes carried out in the name of fighting DAESH, but in reality are targeting the moderate groups in Syria, and the U.S. administration’s inconsistent statements about the Assad regime make the future […]
