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Saturday, September 5, 2026
Syria's Wheat Self-Sufficiency: A Governmental Achievement or Political Propaganda? This article provides a critical analysis of the Syrian Cereal Establishment's claim of achieving wheat self-sufficiency in 2026. By evaluating numerical data, structural demand, grain specifications, post-harvest losses, and climate variables, it demonstrates that the official declaration lacks empirical transparency, reframing the output recovery as climatic fluctuation rather than effective agricultural policy.
Saturday, September 5, 2026Syria's Wheat Self-Sufficiency: A Governmental Achievement or Political Propaganda? This article provides a critical analysis of the Syrian Cereal Establishment's claim of achieving wheat self-sufficiency in 2026. By evaluating numerical data, structural demand, grain specifications, post-harvest losses, and climate variables, it demonstrates that the official declaration lacks empirical transparency, reframing the output recovery as climatic fluctuation rather than effective agricultural policy.
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Thursday, August 20, 2026
Why Are Syrians Sectarian? This article deconstructs the material roots of sectarianism in Syria, arguing that the resurgence of pre-state loyalties is a structural outcome of political economy transformations and crony capitalism rather than an intrinsic cultural trait.
Thursday, August 20, 2026Why Are Syrians Sectarian? This article deconstructs the material roots of sectarianism in Syria, arguing that the resurgence of pre-state loyalties is a structural outcome of political economy transformations and crony capitalism rather than an intrinsic cultural trait.
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Thursday, May 29, 2025
Why Syria's Captagon Trade Didn't Die with Assad This article examines the persistence of Syria's Captagon trade after the fall of the Assad regime. It outlines key factors behind the drug's continued production and smuggling, arguing that the regime was a key player--but not the whole system.
Thursday, May 29, 2025Why Syria's Captagon Trade Didn't Die with Assad This article examines the persistence of Syria's Captagon trade after the fall of the Assad regime. It outlines key factors behind the drug's continued production and smuggling, arguing that the regime was a key player--but not the whole system.
