The Urban-Rural Stalemate in Syria (CBS News)
Jun 22, 2012 - Joseph Holliday
Joseph Holliday speaks with CBS Evening News on urban-rural stalemate within the Syrian conflict.
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Syria
Syria's Maturing Insurgency
This report examines the increasing effectiveness of Syria’s armed opposition, explains how responsible provincial-level military structures have emerged, and considers how uncoordinated external support could compound existing fractures within the opposition.
UN Observers Enter Battered Syrian Town
Jun 14, 2012 - Voice of America - Joseph HollidaySource:
Voice of America
Date Published:
2012-06-14 00:00:00
United Nations observers arrived in the Syrian town of al-Haffeh Thursday after government forces overran the opposition enclave, while Syria's envoy to Moscow denied that Russia is supplying Syria with attack helicopters.
Syria's Political Struggle: Spring 2012
Jun 7, 2012 - Anonymous
President Bashar al-Assad’s regime held parliamentary elections in early May in an effort to create a narrative of democratic transition and to offer fence-sitters the belief that peaceful reform was possible.
Iranian Influence in the Levant, Egypt, Iraq, and Afghanistan
This report is a product of the American Enterprise Institute and the Institute for the Study of War. It expands and builds on the 2008 report on Iranian influence.
Map of Syria
Apr 24, 2012 - AnonymousSyria's Political Opposition
This report provides detailed information on the diverse groupings of the Syrian political opposition in order to inform the international community’s response to the conflict. It distinguishes between the expatriate political opposition and the grassroots protest movement operating on the ground in Syria.
Will Syria Become A Guerrilla War?
Mar 26, 2012 - Joseph Holliday
ISW's Joseph Holliday discusses whether the opposition's guerrilla strategy is more effective than organized military tactics with Al Jazeera.
Syria's Armed Opposition
This report provides detailed information on Syria’s armed opposition movement, highlighting where structure exists within the movement and where Syria’s rebels lack organization.