Archives
Golfe
- Pays du Golfe Société, politique, culture…il se passe des choses…par Philippe Mischkowsky, journaliste, Courrier Intrnational.
Moyen-Orient
- Al Monitor Couverture du Moyen-Orient en partenariat avec des medias régionaux
- Cartes (ONU) La section cartographique des Nations-Unies
- Middle East Strategic Perspectives Une perspective stratégique et une grille de lecture opérationnelle des développements régionaux par Fadi K. Assaf,ancien conseiller du Pt de la République libanaise.
- Nouvelles d'Orient Blog d’information, en français, sur le Moyen-Orient, par le journaliste Alain Gresh
- Orientstation Un blog qui sélectionne des articles de la presse arabe pour un public francophone
- Pays du Golfe Société, politique, culture…il se passe des choses…par Philippe Mischkowsky, journaliste, Courrier Intrnational.
- Quai d'Orient Commentaires et analyses, en français, sur le Moyen-Orient par le journaliste Christian Chesnot.
Nations-Unies
- Cartes (ONU) La section cartographique des Nations-Unies
- Turtle Bay Le blog bien informé de Colum Lynch, correspondant du Washington Post auprès des Nations-Unies
Sécurité & Défense
- Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique La FRS contribue au débat stratégique en France et à l’étranger.
- Security &Defense Arabia Un site en arabe consacré aux questions de défense et de sécurité
Syrie
- Cartes (ONU) La section cartographique des Nations-Unies
- Chinese Views of The Syrian Conflict (Michael D. Swaine, October 2012) Article sur la position chinoise face à la situation en Syrie.
- Institute For the Study of War Fondé en 2007, l’ISW analyse à partir de sources ouvertes le développement de différents conflits dont l’Irak, la Syrie, l’Afghanistan et publie de nombreux rapports et cartes.
- Mediapart – Caroline Donati Des analyses et des commentaires, en français, sur la Syrie
- The Independent – Robert Fisk Les Editos, en anglais, du journaliste Robert Fisk
- Un oeil sur la Syrie Des commentaires éclairés, en français, sur la situation syrienne par l’ancien diplomate français, Ignace Leverrier
Catégories
Archives de catégorie : Turquie
Qatar Red Crescent Funds Syrian Rebel Arms (Alakhbar, 18/06/2013)
The Lebanese Army Intelligence has apprehended Mahmoud S., a Jordanian national with ties to radical jihadi groups fighting in Syria. The man has confessed to providing armed groups in Syria with cash and weapons, and admitted to purchasing arms from … Lire la suite
Syrian stalemate fuelled by opposition’s bitter infighting (The National, 29/05/2013)
The Syrian political opposition, in its current form, is a hopeless case. Members of the opposition have been holding intensive talks to expand the National Coalition for nearly a week, with little progress. The meetings in Istanbul are meant to … Lire la suite
John McCain Slips Across Border Into Syria, Meets With Rebels (The Daily Beast, 27/05/2013)
The leaders of the Supreme Military Council of the Free Syrian Army told the senator they want the U.S. to provide arms, a no-fly zone, and strikes on Hezbollah. Sen. John McCain Monday became the highest-ranking U.S. official to enter … Lire la suite
Publié dans Etats-Unis, Syrie, Turquie
Tagué Gaziantep, General Idriss, John Mc Cain
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U.S. delivers first aid shipment to Free Syrian Army (FP, 1 May 2013)
Early Tuesday morning, the United States delivered its first direct shipment of food and medical supplies to the rebel Free Syrian Army, with some help from its representatives in Washington. At about 5 a.m. Tuesday morning at an undisclosed location … Lire la suite
Publié dans Etats-Unis, Syrie, Turquie
Tagué Syrian Army, Syrian Support Group
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Gunmen kidnap two archbishops in Aleppo (The Daily Star, 23/04/2013)
Two archbishops were kidnapped by armed gunmen in Aleppo province Monday evening, marking the most senior Christian figures to be embroiled in Syria’s civil war, while the new head of the opposition claimed more than 500 people had died in … Lire la suite
No-Fly Zone Debate: Are the Patriots Up to It? (Al Monitor, 31/03/2013)
In the control room at Incirlik Air Base, images from the previous night show two red dots, indicating ballistic missiles fired in Syria. The two missiles originated in the Homs region, but both landed well clear of the Turkish border. … Lire la suite
Publié dans Etats-Unis, Moyen-Orient, Syrie, Turquie
Tagué Incirlik, No Fly Zone, Patriot missiles
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Obama’s pragmatic approach to Mideast (27/03/2013, The Washington Post)
Here’s the coldblooded calculation at work as President Obama shapes his foreign-policy agenda: If he took “full ownership” of the Syria problem through direct military intervention, that’s probably all he could accomplish during his second term — and even then, … Lire la suite
Publié dans Etats-Unis, Jordanie, Qatar, Syrie, Turquie
Tagué CIA, General Idriss, Obama
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Back from hell, back from Syria (EU Observer, 14/02/2013)
CAIRO – Forum 18 to 23 January I travelled to the Hatay region in Turkey and the Aleppo region in northern Syria. I was there with Rami Jarah and Deiaa Dughmoch (two Syrian activists who had in the past visited … Lire la suite
Qatar Leaks: The Business of Foreign Affairs (Al-Akhbar, 23/01/2013)
Al-Akhbar publishes leaked minutes from the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs that have Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu and Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi discussing regional affairs – from Russia’s involvement in Syria to Gaddafi’s fall – with Qatari officials. An … Lire la suite
Publié dans Egypte, Qatar, Syrie, Turquie
Tagué Ahmet Davutoğlu, Crown Prince Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, Egypt, Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassim, Syria, Turkey
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