International Law | Financial Regulations | Global Politics A sweeping U.S. federal lawsuit filed in Massachusetts last month has cast a harsh spotlight on the murky intersection of Middle Eastern politics, transnational finance, and charity operations. At its center: Mustafa Sabbagh, a once-prominent figure in Syria’s opposition movement, now facing
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Establishing Frameworks to Protect Historical Sites from War and Human-Induced Destruction
Historical sites—ancient structures, sacred lands, and cultural landmarks—are the foundations of our collective heritage. These sites serve as repositories of human history, offering insight into the triumphs, struggles, and evolution of civilizations throughout the centuries. However, the increasing threats of war, armed conflicts, environmental degradation, and urbanization pose significant risks
Reclaiming Syria: The Role of the Zainebiyoun Brigade, ISIS, and Legal Steps for Restoring National Sovereignty
Syria has been embroiled in a devastating civil war since 2011, with multiple factions vying for control of the country. The Syrian government, led by President Bashar al-Assad, initially faced an uprising that evolved into a complex, multi-layered conflict involving various internal and external actors. One of the most significant
Legal and Constitutional Hurdles to Kurdish Statehood within Turkey: Navigating Sovereignty, Autonomy, and International Law
The question of Kurdish autonomy and the potential creation of a Kurdish state has been one of the most enduring and complex geopolitical issues in the Middle East, particularly in Turkey. With a significant Kurdish population, primarily in the southeastern regions of the country, the prospect of a Kurdish state
The Iran-Israel Conflict: How Global Laws Are Crucial to Preventing a Catastrophic World War
The ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel has reached alarming levels of intensity, with the potential to spark wider regional instability. Tensions between the two countries have been a long-standing issue, rooted in political, religious, and ideological differences. In recent years, however, the hostilities have escalated, and with both nations