„Feuerfrühling“ eben als Taschenbuch und Hardcover erschienen15.10.2017 00:00
Der zweite Band nach "Sommer unter schwarzen Flügeln" ist raus!
Der zweite Band nach "Sommer unter schwarzen Flügeln" ist raus!
Der zweite Band nach "Sommer unter schwarzen Flügeln" ist raus!
Diejenigen den Feuerfrühling bereits gelesen haben, werden sich sicherlich an die Szene am Evros erinnern, dem Grenzfluss zwischen der Türkei und Griechenland: http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/griechenland-immer-mehr-fluechtlinge-kommen-ueber-den-evros-a-1205180.html
Der Evros gehört zur am schärfsten gesicherten Grenze Europas. Tausende Flüchtlinge queren den Fluss von der Türkei nach Griechenland, obwohl das gefährlich ist. Die Behörden sind überfordert.
http://letteraturen.letterata.de/2018/04/peer-martin-winter-fruehling/
Aktuelle Kontrolle der Gebiete in Syrien. zeit.de https://img.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2018-04/syrien-gebiete-2018-04-13/original__660x656__desktop__scale_1.3333333333333333
Interviews and newly obtained documents provide the Pentagon’s first public on-the-ground accounting of one of the bloodiest battles the military has faced in Syria since deploying to fight ISIS.
With the last of 1,600 militants departing from the Palestinian camp of Yarmouk, fighting around the capital is over. Peace, though, remains elusive.
President Vladimir V. Putin says “foreign armed forces” will be withdrawn from Syria as part of peace settlement, a possible reference to Iran’s military presence.
Ibraheem was just a regular kid — until he lost everything.
Iran has proved adept at exploiting upheavals in the Middle East to deter enemies and spread its influence. Now President Trump and American allies in the region want to turn back the clock.
A long-simmering conflict escalated dramatically overnight with Israel targeting the military infrastructure Iran has been building up in Syria.
The cross-border exchanges — the most serious from each side over Iran’s presence in Syria — took place a day after the Americans withdrew from the Iran nuclear accord.
In a major war powers decision, an appeals court has blocked the government from forcibly transferring an American detainee to another country.
After an aide to the Islamic State’s leader was captured in Turkey, the C.I.A. and Iraqi intelligence used him to lure other operatives, Iraqi officials say.
Why would two Norwegian teenagers abandon life at home for ISIS? Asne Seierstad’s absorbing new book, “Two Sisters,” attempts to answer the question.
What began as a peaceful uprising against President Assad in 2011 has become a full-scale civil war.
IS has lost its 'capital' Raqqa, but it has taken the might of a global alliance to crush it.
More than 80 people have been killed in a suspected chemical attack on a rebel-held town in northern Syria.
Why did the US target this airbase in its first intentional attack on Syria in six years of war?
The Pentagon releases video of missiles targeting a Syrian airfield being launched from US ships.
The BBC's Middle East editor Jeremy Bowen shares his images - and thoughts - from a journey through ruins of Syria's Aleppo.