The Turkish military intervention against the PKK (Kurdistan Workers’ Party) and Daesh marks a new turning point in the Syrian crisis.

To face the current waves of radicalism, many believe that Jordan should adopt a deradicalisation strategy.

Dynamic changes in the region might have a positive impact on the Syrian crisis. The Saudi deputy crown prince’s visit to Moscow and his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin seems to be a crucial point in changing the Saudi position regarding the Syrian crisis.

Many attempts were made to solve the Syrian crisis over the past four years.

Many suggestions are given and theoretical scenarios being discussed by international think tanks regarding the problems of the Middle East and possible solutions for the continuous crises.The major reason for the many theories and scenarios about the “New Middle East” is the amb

Regional developments, including recent Daesh victories, pose growing military and political challenges and threats to Jordan, which must determine its strategy to manage and respond to unexpected events and the threat approaching its borders.It is in this context that we have to

For any de-radicalisation strategy to be effective, the processes and systems that lead to radicalisation must be revised.This is particularly relevant since Daesh’s declaration of the caliphate and as the world is confronted with this violent ideology.Many legitimate questions a

As the region continues going through dramatic developments, Jordan is closely watching Daesh coming closer to its borders, a development that poses new security and political challenges to the Kingdom.The recent challenges started with the fall of the “Nassib” border between Jor

As the crisis in Syria was progressing, the US administration floated a series of unrealistic proposals to address the situation.The latest recycled proposal is to train so-called moderate rebels to be sent into Syria to fight terrorist groups and, of course, the Syrian Army.Ther