Word of the Day | Nations Are Not Built Through Power Struggles, but Through the Recognition of Pluralism and the Management of Differences
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By: Dr. Adnan Bozan
Germany emerged from the Second World War in 1945 burdened by massive destruction that had devastated its cities, economy, and in…
Today’s Editorial: Has al-Julani’s Political Role Come to an End? Syria Faces Its Most Dangerous Phase
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Since the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, I have not regarded Ahmed al-Sharaa, formerly known as Abu Mohammad al-Julani, and h…
Word of the Day: Syria After the Great Transformations: The New State Between Centralization and Decentralization
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By: Dr. Adnan Bouzan
Today, Syria is entering a historical phase that differs in its nature from all the stages it has experienced since the emergenc…
Word of the Day: The Dome of the Syrian Parliament... When the People Are Absent and Appointments Take Their Place
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A parliament is not merely a chamber filled with rows of seats, nor a platform for delivering speeches, nor an institution that m…
Word of the Day: From Prison Cells to Exile… From Pain to Writing
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By Adnan Bouzan
Throughout the history of nations, prisons were never merely concrete buildings locked with iron doors; they have always been the cle…