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Friendly Sirens and Deadly Shores: How Disinformation Works

March 20, 2020 by CGP Staff

The outcome of the upcoming high-stakes U.S. election is likely to be influenced by a third party – Russia – but only if Moscow succeeds in beguiling a part of the electorate with disinformation. To preserve the integrity of the 2020 election, greater societal investment will be needed, along with a rapid response mechanism to […]

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Uighur Jihadists in Syria

March 18, 2020 by CGP Staff

Uighur transnational jihadists fighting in Syria have served as a force multiplier for insurgents there. Without a substantial intervention by the United States, Uighur fighters could gain ground in Idlib, the only Syrian province that still has a large local and foreign jihadist presence. Uighur jihadists in Syria pose an overlooked yet significant regional and international […]

Filed Under: The Navigator from CGP Tagged With: China, Civil War, Idlib, Jihad, Non-State Actors, Syria, Turkistan, Uighur

What the Cease-fire Means for Idlib Residents

March 17, 2020 by CGP Staff

  *Mapping done using Google Maps/Google Earth tool Opposition-held Idlib continues to experience a massive humanitarian crisis that is unlikely to abate any time soon, despite the current Turkish-Russian brokered cease-fire. Around 3.5 million people are trapped in an ever-shrinking piece of territory with no consistent access to food, water, shelter, healthcare, or education services. […]

Filed Under: The Navigator from CGP Tagged With: Displacement, Idlib, Migration, Non-State Actors, Refugees, Russia, Syria, Turkey

Demographic Engineering in Syria Sets the Stage for Future Conflicts

March 13, 2020 by CGP Staff

As the Middle East keeps lurching from one crisis to another, the U.S. government’s traditional view of these crises – through a “nation-state first” lens – and engagement in these crises with said lens will likely continue producing policy failures or dead ends. These dismal results in the region have to do in part with […]

Filed Under: The Navigator from CGP Tagged With: Arab Spring, Asaad, Civil War, Displacement, EU, Iran, Migration, Refugees, Russia, Syria, Turkey

Turkey’s High Stakes in Northwest Syria

March 12, 2020 by CGP Staff

After weeks of intense conflict in Syria’s northwestern province of Idlib, a cease-fire is finally in place. Though violations continue, it appears that the two guarantors – Turkey and Russia – remain determined to see it stick, at least for now. This presents the international community with a rare opportunity to insert itself in a […]

Filed Under: The Navigator from CGP Tagged With: Displacement, Idlib, Iran, ISIS, Kurds, Refugees, Russia, Syria, Turkey

Saudi Deradicalization Faces the Future

March 11, 2020 by CGP Staff

The ongoing Saudi social and cultural transformation discourages religious extremism and encourages deradicalization as the Kingdom attempts a “course correction” toward moderation.  Saudi Arabia is in the throes of a monumental transition. This shift, set in motion by Vision 2030,” the signature initiative of de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, has expanded since […]

Filed Under: The Navigator from CGP Tagged With: Countering Violent Extremism, Extremism, Nationalism, Navigator, Radicalization, Saudi Arabia

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