Syrská občanská válka, or the Syrian Civil War, refers to the multi-sided conflict that began in Syria in March 2011. This war originated from a combination of political unrest, protests against the government led by President Bashar al-Assad, and broader issues related to social, economic, and sectarian tensions. The conflict has involved various factions, including the Syrian government, opposition groups, and extremist organizations. International involvement from various countries and organizations has further complicated the situation, leading to a humanitarian crisis characterized by extensive loss of life, displacement of millions, and widespread destruction of infrastructure. The civil war represents not only a struggle for power within Syria but also reflects regional and global geopolitical interests. The situation remains complex and dynamic, with ongoing effects on both the nation and the broader international community.
650. výročí města Solingen bylo poznamenáno tragickým útokem nožem, který byl přičítán Islámskému státu, přičemž si vyžádal tři životy a vyvolal debaty o extremismu a imigraci. Objevují se otázky týkající…