Satoshi Ikeuchi 池内恵

@chutoislam

Professor of Religion and Global Security, RCAST Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology, The University of Tokyo. Islam & the Middle East studies.

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    Aug 17

    Description of my 2015 book on ISIS, which made an accidental and unfortunate blockbuster in Japan, caught in the middle of the political controversy surrounding the hostage crisis in Syria.

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    トランプは中東の安定化の解決策はシリアにトルコの勢力圏を広げてもらうこと、と考えているのでしょう。米国の責任を度外視すれば、そんなに変な政策ではない。トルコはある程度勢力範囲を抑えてアサド政権と均衡したら交渉するんでしょう。中東政治の通常運転。

    米軍はアサド政権軍がトルコと戦うクルド人勢力を支援することを止めようとしたとのこと。アサド政権軍は米軍の敵ではなかったのか？そこまでしてトルコを支援するのは何でなんだ？もうわけがわからん…。 さんから
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    army units enter - State Media

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    2 hours ago

    considering withdrawing its troops from the after withdrawal from northern - AFP

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    ノーベル賞がノーベル平和賞に収斂していっている気配。

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    A U.S. pullback from Syria has cost Kurdish leaders bargaining power with Damascus in their bid to secure their autonomy and left their fate hinging on its ally Russia.

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    中東情勢を刑事ドラマにすると、事件が同時にいっぱい起こっていて、全員が一つずつ罪を犯していて、刑事も嘘ついていて、早く帰りたがっているので毎回尻切れトンボで終わってしかも次回リセットされてない

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    12 minutes ago

    "Removing the modest contingent of US forces from Syria would create ideal conditions for the resurgence of ISIS and for Iran to quietly consolidate its “land bridge” to Lebanon and the Mediterranean." writes in his latest

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  9. 12 minutes ago

    ↓この人の陰鬱な分析はいつも大体同じで大体当たっていますね。陰鬱な中東について陰鬱なこと言うのが芸みたいになっている人。

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    16 hours ago

    Nobody’s got clean hands here. The SDF ethnically cleansed some areas of Syrian Arabs; the Turks kill civilians; Assad is a mass murder; the Russians willfully bombed hospitals; and the US made promises it wouldn’t or couldn’t keep. This really isn’t a great neighborhood.

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    2 hours ago

    Here are some thoughts from me about the last tumultuous week in Syria.

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    4 hours ago

    Finally there’s risk of ISIS resurgence following weekend events. Assad is responsible for over 90 percent of civilian deaths in Syria. His brutalization of country’s Sunni Arab majority helped germinate seeds of ISIS. Assad come back into eastern Syria risk triggering ISIS 2.0

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    4 hours ago

    US & Turkey are net losers of weekend events. Although Turkey got rid off YPG for now, Assad will sweep it under carpet to use against Ankara on a rainy day as did his father the PKK in 1990s, while US loses credibility with both Turkey and Kurds, and Syria to Moscow and Tehran

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    Oct 13

    The YPG and Assad regime have been co-belligerents in Syrian war. Rather than accept Turkish control, the YPG will fold under Damascus after US pullback. Of course, Assad won’t destroy the YPG. He will sweep it under the carpet to use it against Turkey one day, as did his father

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    4 hours ago

    Russia is playing Syria like a chess board: Moscow gave Ankara green light to target YPG, a move that helped fold the group under Assad. Next Putin will ask Ankara to vacate Syria in return for Assad crushing the YPG. Moscow, Tehran, and Assad will consolidate power across Syria

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    31 minutes ago

    If we look at other revolutionary regimes that survived a testing youth, that process typically takes two to three full generations. As the Islamic Republic was born only in 1979, it is likely to last at least until mid-century or longer, writes .

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    30 minutes ago

    Turkey's relationship with NATO tested over Syria operation

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    UPDATE: 160,000 displaced as Turkey-backed forces launch Manbij push. For further updates, follow our LIVE blog:

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    Turkey's military push into northeastern Syria is now in its sixth day. For all the latest updates, click here:

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  20. 30 minutes ago

    10月10日の段階で書いておいたものですが、基本的にこうなるしかないと誰もが知っているはずなんだが....

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  21. 32 minutes ago

    Turkey may use the destiny of Kurds as a bargaining chip in its negotiation with the Assad regime. In the long run, Turkish offensive may help Assad regime to reclaim larger part of its territory with Turkish collusion.

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