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Anthony Elghossain is a lawyer and writer based in Beirut. Follow him at @aelghossain.
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The Syrian state will try to ensure de-escalation and decentralization do not undermine its control over a “Strategic Syria.” For these Western strategies to become solutions for Syrians, officials must make programs viable, says lawyer and writer Anthony Elghossain.
In Syria, a strike does not a strategy make: The recent U.S. attack on a Syrian government air base is not a signal that the new White House administration has developed a solid strategy on Syria, according to lawyer and writer Anthony Elghossain.
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