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U.S. Says It Shot Down Syrian Aircraft

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U.S. president Trump and plain talk on Syria

04/12/2017

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Trump Says Putin Is Partly to Blame for Syrian Crisis

The New York Times 04/12/2017

U.S. Says It Shot Down Syrian Aircraft

WSJ 06/19/2017

Opinion | Trump shouldn’t repeat Obama’s mistake in Iraq and Syria

Washington Post 10/22/2017

The efforts of Britain's Cameron and France's Hollande in 2013 to provide arms to the Free Syrian Army and opposition forces

03/15/2013

Hollande says we cannot stand by and let a people be massacred. Hollande and Cameron prepare to take up this issue at an EU meeting in March 2013 to lift a EU arms embargo for Syria. This follows the earlier effort by Cameron and Sarkozy to provide arms to opposition forces in Libya leading to the fall of the Gaddafi regime.

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What if the U.S. doesn’t intervene in Syria? - The Washington Post

Washington Post 05/09/2013

Why did Mr. Obama overrule his advisers on Syria? - The Washington Post

Washington Post 05/09/2013

U.K. Parliament Rejects Syria Action

Wall Street Journal 08/30/2013

Hollande Backs Action in Syria

Wall Street Journal 08/30/2013

For France, U.S. delay on Syria fuels doubts - The Washington Post

Washington Post 09/07/2013

Book Review: 'Unhappy Union' by John Peet and Anton La Guardia

Wall Street Journal 06/26/2014

The Washington Post's insights on Syria in 2015 and how it happened- U.S. inaction and the refugee crisis

10/02/2015

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How we got to the Syria mess - The Washington Post

Washington Post 10/02/2015

More waffling on Syria - The Washington Post

Washington Post 10/02/2015

The U.S. cannot pass Syria on to Putin - The Washington Post

Washington Post 10/02/2015

Obama’s Syria debacle - The Washington Post

Washington Post 10/02/2015

What U.S. Retreat Looks Like

Wall Street Journal 10/02/2015

Teaming up with Russia in Syria could be a dangerous false step for the U.S. - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11/19/2015

U.S. president Obama and handling of Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria and Iraq- policy failures and corrective course

09/28/2014

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Obama Acknowledges U.S. Erred in Assessing ISIS

New York Times 09/28/2014

Iraq and U.S. Find Some Potential Sunni Allies Have Already Been Lost

New York Times 11/15/2014

Months of Airstrikes Fail to Slow Islamic State in Syria

Wall Street Journal 01/15/2015

Coalition Has Reclaimed Territory from Islamic State, Kerry Says

Wall Street Journal 01/23/2015

Obama the Theologian

New York Times 02/07/2015

Obama’s Dual View of War Power Seeks Limits and Leeway

New York Times 02/11/2015

U.S. relations with Iran following the sectarian strife in Iraq and the spillover from the war in Syria

06/16/2014

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U.S. Is Exploring Talks With Iran on Crisis in Iraq

New York Times 06/16/2014

U.S. to Send Up to 300 Military Advisers to Iraq

New York Times 06/19/2014

Challengers Emerge to Replace Divisive Maliki

New York Times 06/19/2014

Iraq Crisis: Nouri al-Maliki Quits

Wall Street Journal 08/15/2014

Iraq’s Last Chance

New York Times 08/15/2014

Obama Wrote Secret Letter to Iran’s Khamenei About Fighting Islamic State

Wall Street Journal 11/07/2014

The U.S., France and the UK's response to the chemical weapons attack in Syria in August 2013

08/29/2013

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U.K. Parliament Rejects Syria Action

Wall Street Journal 08/30/2013

Hollande Backs Action in Syria

Wall Street Journal 08/30/2013

U.S. Prepares for Solo Strike On Syria After Britain Balks

Wall Street Journal 08/30/2013

A Serious Bombing Strategy

Wall Street Journal 08/29/2013

For France, U.S. delay on Syria fuels doubts - The Washington Post

Washington Post 09/07/2013

9 questions about Syria you were too embarrassed to ask | WorldViews

Washington Post 09/07/2013

The evolution of the war in Syria in different phases after the Arab Spring- 2011-2017

11/18/2015

Liz Sly of the Washington Post provides an excellent account of the different phases of the war in Syria from its beginning in the Arab Spring in 2011 as a democracy protest movement, to rebels fighting the Assad regime, the entry of Russia and Iran into the conflict, to current situation with the Islamic State and other rebel groups in control of different areas in Syria. The war ends up turning half of the Syrian population of 22 million into refugees or displaced status, with millions in refugee camps in Turkey, and hundreds of thousands moving towards Germany for asylum. As the conflict evolves it becomes more complicated than when pro-democracy rebels were fighting the government in Damascus- as Russia intervenes in the conflict and the U.S. stays on the sidelines, the Kurds defending their areas with Turkey worried about Kurdish autonomy, and the Shia-Sunni sectarian aspect dividing the Shia Iran supported government in Iraq and Sunnis in Iraq, and France under Hollande switching earlier policy to conduct an air campaign after terrorist attacks in 2015.

Grouped Articles

The long war against Islamist extremism has become more complicated than ever - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11/18/2015

Teaming up with Russia in Syria could be a dangerous false step for the U.S. - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11/19/2015

NATO faces new Mideast crisis after downing of Russian jet by Turkey - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11/24/2015

Moscow promises retribution after Turkey downs military jet - The Washington Post

Washington Post 11/25/2015

Range of Frustrations Reached Boil as Turkey Shot Down Russian Jet

New York Times 11/25/2015

On the Front Line Against Islamic State

Wall Street Journal 12/05/2015


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