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The Arizona Incident: Random or Organized?

January 20, 2011 // Thawra Al Wehda - Syria - Arabic

When considering the nature of violence and its results, the observer of things can only repeat the colloquial phrase: “Accident or design?” Several parcels have been delivered to American Homeland Security officials in specific circumstances, but they did not explode. The body of John Wheeler, an adviser in the [Read more]

Carter’s Lost Illusions

January 18, 2011 // Thawra Al wehda - Syria - Arabic

Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter leads an international supervisory delegation watching over the referendum process in southern Sudan, while putting pressure on Khartoum, which is continuing to cooperate, to this day, with the U.S. administration that planned the secession of South from North Sudan. [Read more]

Where Is the Secret?

January 17, 2011 // Al Thawra - Syria - Arabic

Syrian-American relations have witnessed rising tensions, but they have always been motivated by some need. Although both sides have power, each one knows the importance of the events of the region in particular and international relations in general. Away from the trough of the history of Syrian-American relations; [Read more]

America … the Liberation of Afghanistan

January 11, 2011 // Thawra Al Wehda - Syria - Arabic

Despite the admission of the failure of the American war in Afghanistan and the happiness that this announcement brings, U.S. President Barack Obama still claims that the strategy is going in the right direction and won’t exchange it for a different strategy. Beyond what was announced in 2009, American policy will [Read more]

New World Maps

December 29, 2010 // Thawra Al Wehda - Syria - Arabic

The radar images of the website WikiLeaks have exposed American political thought and are building a new world, redrawing the world map. Perhaps it will not show the final distinct colors of such a map, but it will certainly outline the nature of this new world order by the end. In spite of the repercussions of [Read more]

WikiLeaks Mirrors the Priorities of the United States

December 27, 2010 // Al-Dustour - Syria - Arabic

It was not surprising that rumors in the Arab world are spreading concerning a conspiracy between Mossad and U.S. intelligence to publish confidential U.S embassy cables through WikiLeaks. Those who believe that an Israeli plot was behind the shark attack on tourists in Sharm El-Sheikh will no doubt also believe that [Read more]

The United States Abstained!

December 26, 2010 // Thawra Al Wehda - Syria - Arabic

Don’t bet on the U.S., but bet on the history of the region and the certainty of true victory. In terms of this, perhaps it is surprising that the United States refrained from voting for the General Assembly reform decision entitled “the occupied Syrian Golan,” but the longer it has been, the more I realized that [Read more]

America’s Failure!

December 10, 2010 // Thawra Al Wehda - Syria - Arabic

A spokesperson for the U.S. administration declared the failure to persuade Israel to freeze settlements, and this in itself clearly aligned the American position in favor of the continuation of settlement. If America had wanted to pressure Israel, it could have stopped or limited settlement activities just as it did [Read more]

WikiLeaks

December 6, 2010 // Thawra al-Wahda - Syria - Arabic

WikiLeaks has released another sheaf of documents from its repository of secrets. The latest collection is made up of millions of secret documents that the White House says expose the lives of many to danger and, moreover, threaten the security of the United States of America. Regardless of the motives of those [Read more]
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