Matthew Williams March 13, 2020 “A Partial Peace” in Syria Matthew Williams March 13, 2020 Idlib’s conflict has been frozen by Turkey and Russia. With the humanitarian crisis deepening, will it hold?
Matthew Williams March 5, 2020 Syria's Winter of Terror: The war for Idlib Matthew Williams March 5, 2020 As the humanitarian catastrophe in northwest Syria deepens, Turkey, Russia and Syria’s rivalry has mutated into direct conflict.
Matthew Williams January 3, 2020 The killing of Qassem Suleimani in Iraq will carry grave repercussions across the Middle East. Matthew Williams January 3, 2020 President Trump’s assassination of Iran’s top commander has cemented his destruction of the Iranian nuclear deal, and pushed the Middle East closer to a major regional war.
Matthew Williams December 10, 2019 “They came to kill.” - The state’s brutal massacres in response to protest are fuelling rebellion in Iraq Matthew Williams December 10, 2019 Iraqi officials are being investigated for crimes against humanity, and the government’s violence could spark another Arab revolution.
Matthew Williams December 3, 2019 Assad's regime won the Syrian Civil War but it will struggle to survive in the New Middle East. Matthew Williams December 3, 2019 With revolution and protests convulsing the Middle East again, the Assad regime will be vulnerable for years to come.
Matthew Williams October 27, 2019 The militant Salafi-jihadist movement is hydra-headed, Baghdadi's death will change little Matthew Williams October 27, 2019 The leader of Islamic State is dead, however his poisonous legacy will take generations to defeat.