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Negaheno special
Behind the Scene of the Election of New Lebanon’s President; Pressures and Coalitions
The election of General Joseph Aoun as Lebanon’s president after 27 months of political vacuity is a significant change in the country; an election that occurred under foreign pressures in particular, the USA and Saudi Arabia.
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Editor’s note
Challenges Facing Governance in Post -Assad Syria From extremism to Foreign Intervention
The fall of Bashar Assad regime in Syria provided an opportunity for such like groups as Tahrir-Al-Shaam in order to change their military role into a political player but despite all -round supports from Turkey and Qatar their political legitimacy and internal disputes among different groups continue to be a serious obstacle for their unity and success.
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Editor’s note
Tahrir Al-Shaam’s Efforts to Whitewash Itself Through Anti -Iranian Claims
By trying to change image and adopt political stances including anti-Iranian claims Tahrir-Al-Shaam terrorist group is trying to display a different image of itself.
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Negaheno special
Aisheh Al-Dis: A Propaganda Tool or a Symbol of a Real Change
The Tahrir Al-Shaam group are trying to reconstruct their violent and extremist image by appointing a woman named Aishah Al-Dis as the head of women’s affairs in the new cabinet
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Negaheno special
Qatar and Turkey are Using Gas as a Political Weapon
Qatar and Turkey are Using Gas as a Political WeaponSpeaking with Negaheno university professor and researcher in international relations residing in the US, Dr. Hamzah Al-Kanaani said: “Qatar and Turkey are using gas as a political weapon.
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Answering to questions on reasons behind the fall of Damascus
What is Turkey after in Syria?
Turkey’s influence on the Anti -Assad Muslim Sunni militia groups and anti- Kurds is fully clear and even if Turkey’s president, Erdogan’s government avoid supporting Tahrir-Al-Shaam openly their recent achievements would have been impossible without Turkey’s support backing them with advanced weapons.
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Answers to questions on the fall of Syria
How Turkey is Seeking for its Share and the Fate of the Extremist Groups
Following the fall of the Bashar Assad government there are many questions including - why Iran did not involve in the changes in Syria – and many more will be responded in this and later articles.
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Speaking with Negaheno Columbia University professor said
The US Has a Dual Standard Behavior Towards Syria and the Region/ Netanyahu’s 30-year project
Speaking with Negaheno Columbia University, professor Jeffrey Sachs said: “The changes in Syria are the result of an agreement between the US, Israel and Turkey with some Arab countries.”
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Negaheno special
A Vague perspective on Syria’s Stability and Security
With armed rebels taking over Damascus and the fall of Assad government Syria’s future is facing a blurry outlook with regards to stability and security.
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Speaking with Negaheno Iraqi military strategist said:
Israel is After Disconnecting the Resistance Group in Syria
“Israel is after disconnecting the resistance group in Syria.” According to Negaheno report Iraqi political expert and military strategist, Adnan Al-Kanani referring to the latest incidents in Syria and the terrorist actions said that Israel is trying to cut ties between the resistance groups and to disconnect field convergence between countries supporting the Islamic resistance.