The Syrian City of Madaya: Uses and Limits of Social Media in Humanitarian Crises
AMSITAU fellow Natasha Spreadborough discusses the use of social media in combating the humanitarian crisis in Syria.
Syrian Civil War
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Tough times in Amman (Mideast Monitor)
In his latest "Mideast Monitor" column in the Jerusalem Report, Senior Research Fellow Prof. Bruce Maddy-Weitzman argues that the "one million Syrian refugees are imposing severe stress on the always vulnerable Jordanian economy."
Saudi Brinkmanship in the Syrian War
MDC Researcher Brandon Friedman addresses the ceasefire in the Syrian War and recent Saudi declarations to send its special forces into Syria as part of the American coalition.
Silencing the Conscience of Syria: Are Rebels Mimicking the Regime?
Intern Marie-Sophie Roeder examines the phenomenon of abductions as practiced by opposition groups in Syria.
Prof. Uzi Rabi on "Erev Hadash" (10.2.16)
Professor Uzi Rabi was interviewed on "Erev Hadash," where he discussed the ongoing developments in the Syrian Civil War. In Hebrew.
Captagon and Syria's Drug Economy
Moran Levanoni analyzes the phenomenon of Captagon - a potent stimulant - among the belligerents in the ongoing Syrian Civil War.
The Sultan versus the Tsar and the Syrian War
Brandon Friedman and Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak examine the conflict between Turkey and Russia, against the backdrop of the ongoing Syrian Civil War.
Triangular Politics in Syria: Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia
MDC Researcher Dr. Brandon Friedman analyzes the roles of Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia in the ongoing Syrian conflict, and argues that Russia's increased military presence in Syria has placed Moscow as a pivotal regional power broker.