Turkey, Qatar and Egypt have all recently experienced political transition and disorder. Strangely, it is the same three countries that have taken a hawkish position on Syria.  

After the recent political succession in Qatar an exit strategy is looming. This change first appeared when Al Jazeera, the most effective tool of change in the Arab world and used extensively by the Qatari administration, was deprived from having priority or exclusivity in coverage of the succession in Qatar.

It seems that the only words of the newly elected Iranian President Hassan Rohani were enough to set in motion international opinion and stimulate the various powers to assess future opening to Iran. Before establishing officially, the president Rohani said that his future government is committed to a policy of constructive understanding with the world, all while defending the rights of the Iranian people.

Political and security impacts of the crisis in Syria are rolling through the region. From the political crisis in Turkey to the security impacts in Iraq and Lebanon. Syria’s neighbors should stand ready to deal with the new features of the crisis. Jordan should also be ready to face various scenarios related to the complication of the crisis moving across the Syrian border. 

The news is raw and synthetic means one LMV Lince has been the subject of an attack by hostile elements, the episode is eight June 2013.

A hand grenade was thrown into the military vehicle causing the death of the soldier and the wounding of fellow soldiers.

The claim of the attack by the Taliban, describing the action as a courageous act committed by a "heroic 11 year old Afghan boy who threw the grenade."

Eleven countries seem ready to increase their engagement in helping rebels group fighting Assad’s regime. That is what emerged from the latest “Syria Friends Group” summit hosted in Doha (Qatar, 21-22 June). Far from the 144 participants of the first Group meeting in Marrakech (12 December 2012), there were only eleven countries in Doha; and yet United States, Great Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and United Arab Emirates declared themselves ready and inclined to support the anti-regime guerrilla with weapons and equipment supplies. In Al-Thani, Qatar Emir, «force is necessary to achieve justice, and the provision of weapons is the only way to achieve peace in Syria's case». British Foreign Secretary William Hague declarations followed the same line, although he reiterated that London had yet to take a formal decision: «we won't get a political solution if Assad and his regime think they can eliminate all legitimate opposition by force, and so we do have to give assistance to that opposition», he said.

As the “Friends of Syria” summit begins this week, intense terrorist attacks are expected all across Syria. 

Expectations of a military intervention in Syria were reduced after the “Eager Lion II” military exercises. Meanwhile, the American Axis are back to meeting under the umbrella of the “Friends of Syria Summit”, to discuss sending weapons to the rebels in Syria.

The blocking of “Geneva II” by the US should make the whole region more cautious as it prolongs the Syrian crisis and increases the likelihood of the violence breaking across its borders.

This is the same America that signed “Geneva I” and abandoned it some days after by aggravating the tensions within Syria, starting with the battle in Damascus and then Aleppo directly after.

Today's elections in Iran have elected Hassan Rohani as the new Chief Executive of the Islamic Republic, but who is the new president?

Hassan Rohani was born in Sorkheh in the November 12, 1948. He graduated in law at the University of Tehran, he continued his studies in law getting a doctorate at Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland. Currently a member of the Expediency Discernment Council and the Assembly of Experts, covering the role of director of the Center of the Expediency Council for Strategic Research. Politically deployed among the ranks of the moderate and centrist. Known as "the sheikh diplomat," was secretary of the Supreme National Security Council from 1989 to 2005 and in this capacity, the chief diplomat for negotiations on Iran's nuclear development.

At eight o'clock this morning (now Iran) ended the campaign for the presidential election. The political clout of the six candidates (two candidates withdrew at the last second by giving their support to fellow party members remained in the running) is quite balanced and can not therefore make any predictions, will be decided by the vote of the 50 million eligible and is supposed to arrive on the ballot that, in the event, will be held on June 21.

The AMX Task Group "Black Cats" in over 6000 hours of flying night and day were able to photograph the area of influence to the east of Herat all routes, and paths of Insurgents allowing it to complete the mapping of corridors used by law hostile.

The collected data were processed by analysts image office AZ - ISR which subsequently produced a useful strategic plan on the surveillance and reconnaissance of the dial concerned.