Russia Reform Monitor: No. 1975
Moscow versus the Islamic State;
Kadyrov digs in his heels
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No Good Outcomes For Israel
"We who defeated the Israelis will also defeat the terrorists," a Hezbollah fighter in Syria told the New York Times the other day, referring to Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon in the early 1980s. "And we will take Jerusalem."
Eurasia Security Watch: No. 338
Cracks in Assad's inner circle;
Sunni tribesman to join Anbar offensive;
Houthis agree to temporary ceasefire;
Libya targets Turkish cargo vessel;
Another Arab-led intervention?
Don’t Blame The Victim
By every account Russia and its "insurgent army" are planning a new offensive in Ukraine. Shelling aroundShyrokyne has increased considerably. Russia, once again violating the Minsk II agreement that it first broke even before the ink was dry, has brought up reinforcements, including air defenses - a telltale sign of an impending offensive. It has also reorganized and trained separatist fighters in Ukraine to make them more proficient and professional under Russian command and control.
South Asia Security Monitor: No. 368
Arihant Sea tirals move forward;
Kerry visits Sri Lanka;
Qatar hosts more Taliban peace talks;
Ghani pushes for access to Wagah border;
India, China vie for influence in Nepal after quake