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Malik al-Abdeh - Vimarsana News

Malik al-Abdeh

Malik al-Abdeh is managing director of Conflict Mediation Solutions, a Track II consultancy. Previously, he was a consultant at the Humanitarian Dialogue Centre and program manager at the European Institute of Peace. He is based in London.

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What Syrian civil society should do next - Vimarsana News

What Syrian civil society should do next

Following two years of preparation, the Syrian Madaniya (“Civil”) initiative held its inaugural conference with over 180 participating organizations. To claim a political role, Madaniya needs a program and a partner. The natural partner for this endeavor is the Syrian Negotiation Commission.

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Political Settlement First, Refugee Return Second - Vimarsana News

Political Settlement First, Refugee Return Second

Europe’s current approach to facilitating refugee returns and containing new arrivals from Syria is based on wishful thinking. Europeans have come to terms with the fact that a political settlement

The war in Syria: Overshadowed, yet still a major issue - Vimarsana News

The war in Syria: Overshadowed, yet still a major issue

The Syrian conflict remains insoluble for the time being. Yet Europe could start managing it better. By reorganising humanitarian aid supplies, becoming more involved in the northeast and coordinating initiatives in the northwest, it could alleviate hardship, counter extremism and bring hope, writes Kristin Helberg

The war in Syria: Overshadowed, yet still a major issue - Vimarsana News

The war in Syria: Overshadowed, yet still a major issue

The Syrian conflict remains insoluble for the time being. Yet Europe could start managing it better. By reorganising humanitarian aid supplies, becoming more involved in the northeast and coordinating initiatives in the northwest, it could alleviate hardship, counter extremism and bring hope, writes Kristin Helberg