Arabic, Interview, Political

Assad &, Erdogan, and the Stalled Reconciliation

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This excerpts from a discussion featuring writer and journalist Issam Khoury regarding the resumption of Syrian-Turkish relations through Iraqi mediation. He expressed concerns about Russian apprehensions regarding the Emirati-Iraqi-Turkish cooperation project. Khoury also highlighted the Democratic Party’s desire to stabilize conflicts ahead of the American elections and how this may impact the Turkish-Syrian reconciliation. Additionally, he addressed the influence of the Alawite National Council on President Assad’s decisions regarding reconciliation with the government of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
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Published by issam khoury

I am a journalist and political activist from Syria with more than 15 years of experience in writing and conducting research on politics, governance, Islamic groups, human rights, culture, and arts for major news media in the Middle East and North Africa. Whether it is in the actual war zone or among the refugees crossing borders for safety, my writing has always focused on telling the truth, which has often brought me into a face-to-face confrontation with those opposing freedom of expression and the press in the Middle East.

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