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Peace in Syria or Syria in pieces?

  • OTTAWA—On Feb. 23, a new round of Syria peace talks started in Geneva under United Nations auspices. Since the last round in 2016, the
Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | March 1, 2017
Syrian Permanent Representative to the UN in New York Bashar Al Jaafari, left, head of the Syrian government delegation, speaks to reporters following his delegation's meeting with the UN's special envoy for Syria during peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 24. Violaine Martin photograph courtesy of the UN

Peace in Syria or Syria in pieces?

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | March 1, 2017
  • OTTAWA—On Feb. 23, a new round of Syria peace talks started in Geneva under United Nations auspices. Since the last round in 2016, the

Peace in Syria or Syria in pieces?

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | March 1, 2017
  • OTTAWA—On Feb. 23, a new round of Syria peace talks started in Geneva under United Nations auspices. Since the last round in 2016, the
Syrian Permanent Representative to the UN in New York Bashar Al Jaafari, left, head of the Syrian government delegation, speaks to reporters following his delegation's meeting with the UN's special envoy for Syria during peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 24. Violaine Martin photograph courtesy of the UN

Peace in Syria or Syria in pieces?

  • OTTAWA—On Feb. 23, a new round of Syria peace talks started in Geneva under United Nations auspices. Since the last round in 2016, the
Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | March 1, 2017
Syrian Permanent Representative to the UN in New York Bashar Al Jaafari, left, head of the Syrian government delegation, speaks to reporters following his delegation's meeting with the UN's special envoy for Syria during peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 24. Violaine Martin photograph courtesy of the UN

Peace in Syria or Syria in pieces?

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | March 1, 2017
  • OTTAWA—On Feb. 23, a new round of Syria peace talks started in Geneva under United Nations auspices. Since the last round in 2016, the

Peace in Syria or Syria in pieces?

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | March 1, 2017
  • OTTAWA—On Feb. 23, a new round of Syria peace talks started in Geneva under United Nations auspices. Since the last round in 2016, the
Syrian Permanent Representative to the UN in New York Bashar Al Jaafari, left, head of the Syrian government delegation, speaks to reporters following his delegation's meeting with the UN's special envoy for Syria during peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 24. Violaine Martin photograph courtesy of the UN

Aleppo is key to the war in Syria

  • OTTAWA—Last month, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah launched a large air and ground offensive to take the rebel-held eastern part of
Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | October 26, 2016
A rally in London, U.K. on Oct. 22 pressed for the British government to step up efforts to help end civilian suffering in the Syrian city of Aleppo. Canada and other Western governments must fundamentally re-think their approach to the war in Syria, argues Rolf Holmboe. Flickr photograph courtesy of Garry Knight

Aleppo is key to the war in Syria

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | October 26, 2016
  • OTTAWA—Last month, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah launched a large air and ground offensive to take the rebel-held eastern part of

Aleppo is key to the war in Syria

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | October 26, 2016
  • OTTAWA—Last month, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Russia, Iran, and Hezbollah launched a large air and ground offensive to take the rebel-held eastern part of
A rally in London, U.K. on Oct. 22 pressed for the British government to step up efforts to help end civilian suffering in the Syrian city of Aleppo. Canada and other Western governments must fundamentally re-think their approach to the war in Syria, argues Rolf Holmboe. Flickr photograph courtesy of Garry Knight

A new opening for peace in Syria

  • A new, if fragile, attempt at a peace process in Syria could be in the making, even if it is unlikely to succeed as
Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | September 21, 2016
A shell lays in the street in Homs, Syria in 2012. For the years-long conflict to end, there needs to be the establishment of joint security co-operation and a political transitional system involving all the sectarian groups in an equal way, writes Rolf Holmboe. UN photograph by David Manyua

A new opening for peace in Syria

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | September 21, 2016
  • A new, if fragile, attempt at a peace process in Syria could be in the making, even if it is unlikely to succeed as

A new opening for peace in Syria

Opinion | BY ROLF HOLMBOE | September 21, 2016
  • A new, if fragile, attempt at a peace process in Syria could be in the making, even if it is unlikely to succeed as
A shell lays in the street in Homs, Syria in 2012. For the years-long conflict to end, there needs to be the establishment of joint security co-operation and a political transitional system involving all the sectarian groups in an equal way, writes Rolf Holmboe. UN photograph by David Manyua
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