Kassioun Editorial 1131: In Syria, Silencing with Hunger!
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In July 2021, the minimum wage in Syria was increased to 71,000 Syrian pounds (SYP). Now, two years later, it has reached 93,000 SYP. Let’s look at this “increase” from the perspective of the SYP’s purchasing power and the exchange rate against the…
Kassioun Editorial 1130: What Will the World Look Like Post-BRICS 2023?
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Preparations continue for a long-discussed and long-awaited pivotal BRICS summit, the Johannesburg, South Africa Summit, in August 2023.
Kassioun Editorial 1129: About 2254 Once Again, but Not the Last Time!
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Over the last two weeks, after publishing Kassioun’s editorial 1127, dated June 19 and titled “Restoring and Strengthening National Sovereignty: 2254”, in response to which several articles and opinions were published; some explicitly stated they we…
Kassioun Editorial 1128: Astana’s Next Mission!
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More than four years ago, the People’s Will Party (PWP) called on the Astana track to take the lead in the political solution, regardless of the West, and in spite of it if necessary. Among many examples, it is sufficient to refer in this context to…
Kassioun Editorial 1127: Restoring and Strengthening National Sovereignty: 2254
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Extremists within the Syrian sides continue to attach UNSC Resolution 2254 using various means and pretexts, in both direct and devious ways, some even completely contradictory. There are those who say that the resolution is much less than what is r…
Kassioun Editorial 1126: The Opportunity for a Solution and the Syrian Sides’ Responsibility
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Over the past 12 years, extremists from the Syrian sides have wasted many opportunities to solve the Syrian crisis and to spare Syrians suffering, bloodshed, and destruction. We had said since September 2011: “Going to dialogue today will be with a…
Kassioun Editorial 1125: It is Time for Syrian-Syrian Dialogue
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Positive developments continue at the international and regional levels, and there are indications that they will soon be reflected on the Syrian arena. While the general tendency is still constantly moving towards further retreat of the Western pow…
Kassioun Editorial 1124: The Upcoming 11th Conference of the People’s Will Party
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The draft program of the People’s Will Party (PWP) was published for public discussion in the last issue of Kassioun (No. 1123). The program will be presented to the PWP’s 11th Conference, the second one after being registered, and it will be one of…
Kassioun Editorial 1123: What After the Arab Summit?
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The Syrian political, media, and general public circles are busy trying to understand the meanings of Syria’s official participation in the Arab Summit in Jeddah on Friday, May 19, after its membership was suspended in the Arab League for 12 years.
Kassioun Editorial 1122: What After the Foreign Ministers’ Meeting?
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Last Wednesday, May 10, the quadripartite meeting of the foreign ministers of Syria, Turkey, Russia, and Iran was held in Moscow, after a series of meetings at lower levels.