(Photo: CCL) By James Loughton - Regular Contributor Assad Still Standing More than a decade of civil war has left Syria in ruins; despite the Syrian Government retaking swathes of formerly rebel and ISIL-controlled territories, any resemblance of a structured state is long gone. The devastating earthquakes that hit Northern Syria and Turkey on 6th … Continue reading Captagon Cowboys: Syria’s Rise as a Narco-State
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