Views on Syria truce show slim chance amid factional split
After five years of war a U S and Russia backed cease fire may offer hope despite rebels divided Ankara and Riyadh distracted and both sides wary The assessment notes Russia backed forces close to encircling Aleppo while Kurdish advances north of the city press the opposition The piece argues a lasting settlement would require Assad remaining in place and a negotiated transition with wary regional powers watching closely
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Pope Francis and immigration divide political front runners
Georgie Anne Geyer argues overpopulation drives immigration and tests global tolerance. The pope questions Donald Trump's stance on borders, while European and U.S. policy face complex realities. The piece links birth rates, state sovereignty, and mass movements to current refugee crises and era-defining questions.
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History Today Highlights Then And Now
February 25 marks a rich tapestry of events from 1986 when Marcos fled the Philippines and Corazon Aquino became president to 2015 debates on Iran nuclear diplomacy. Notable moments include the Jungle’s serialization in 1905, Landru’s 1922 execution, Ali’s boxing title in 1964, and Ghoul terror attacks in 1994. The day also recalls Khrushchev’s 1956 criticism of Stalin and the 1964 Eastern flight crash, among others.
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