President Obama meets Putin at the U.N. summit to discuss policy concerning Syria By Tom Gbean | Echo The U.S. and Russia have long opposed each other on the world stage, but the antagonism reached a peaked when the leaders of the two nations met this week at the United […]
The U.S. takes notice of Russia’s military buildup in Syria.By Tom Gbean | Echo Russia rushes into Syria with questionable heavy armament and artillery while immigrants flood into Europe from the Middle East to seek refuge from war and persecution. Its most recent influx of military equipment caused the U.S. […]
As the war-weary West attempts to rally their populations for battle, the Islamic State group continues to ravage the Middle East. Should the US ally with Syrian President Bashar al Assad to confront ISIL? Is it appropriate for America to cooperate with Iran in Iraq?
Syria has continued to suffer the effects of a violent civil war that has lasted four years and shows no signs of ending. President Bashar al-Assad will come to the end of his term this summer, prompting president elections planned for July. The West has denounced this show of democracy as invalid, as the opposition likely has no chance of challenging Assad politically. Meanwhile, a diverse collection of opposition groups continues to use military force to accomplish the overthrow of Assad.
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