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This study, under the supervision and expertise of Dr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, the constitutional and legal problems arising from the penetration of artificial intelligence systems and automated decision-making, highlighting the dilemma "Black box" And systematic algorithmic bias. It also proposes an alternative governance and legal framework based on enshrining the right to interpretation, imposing effective human intervention, re-engineering the rules of civil liability and shifting the burden of proof to ensure the protection of basic rights and digital sovereignty in the face of technical abuse..

Deterrence diplomacy and emergency laws: The Spanish National Security Council and the European Charter 2026 As tools to redraw the border rules in Ceuta and the future of the partnership with Morocco Diplomacy of Deterrence and Emergency Laws: The Spanish National Security Council and the 2026 EU Pact as Tools for Redefining Border Rules in Ceuta and the Future of Partnership with Morocco

I am pleased to place in your hands our latest strategic study on the Syrian file, which was recently issued by the Arab Democratic Center and published under the title:: "The geopolitical approach to the zero-sum equation in Syria (2026): The dynamics of replacing Iranian influence with Turkish influence and the consequences of regional-international consensus". This study provides an in-depth analytical reading of the structural paths that the Syrian scene is experiencing, while highlighting the intersections of regional and international interests and the dangers of replicating previous crises of dependency.. The study reviews - based on the methodology of systems analysis- The limits of consensus and clash between the active powers, and provides a forward-looking vision of the available scenarios to ensure sustainable regional stability. We hope that this paper will constitute a qualitative addition to your analytical vision on the Syrian file and its current challenges. Study link: https://democraticac.de/?p=111030 With sincere appreciation and respect, D. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab An international expert in international humanitarian law and human rights President of the National Council for Human Rights Subject: Strategic Position Paper: "The Geopolitical Approach to the Zero-Sum Equation in Syria (2026): Dynamics of Replacing Iranian Influence with Turkish Influence and the Repercussions of Regional-International Consensus" To Their Excellencies, Ambassadors, Representatives of International Organizations, and United Nations Committees, Greetings, I am pleased to share with you our latest strategic study on the Syrian dossier, recently published by the Democratic Arab Center under the title: "The Geopolitical Approach to the Zero-Sum Equation in Syria (2026): Dynamics of Replacing Iranian Influence with Turkish Influence and the Repercussions of Regional-International Consensus." This study provides an in-depth analytical reading of the structural trajectories characterizing the current Syrian landscape. It highlights the intersections of regional and international interests and the risks of replicating past cycles of dependency. Utilizing systemic analysis methodologies, the study explores the boundaries of consensus and conflict among key regional actors, while offering a forward-looking perspective on the available scenarios to ensure sustainable regional stability. We hope that this paper serves as a valuable contribution to your strategic assessment of the Syrian dossier and its contemporary challenges. Link to the study: https://democraticac.de/?p=111030 With highest regards and appreciation, Dr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab International Expert in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights President of the National Council for Human Rights

An analytical strategic study by Dr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, which deconstructs the paradox of empowerment and dependency in the geopolitics of the Middle East, and studies the functional perspective of the Mecca Defense Alliance. (2026) Under the umbrella of the US acting administration. of the. Qutaiba Qasem Arab, Geopolitics of the Middle East, Mecca Defense Alliance, American administration, Empowerment and dependency, Strategic studies, International politics, Regional security, Arab Democratic Center

A comparative human rights analytical study by Dr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, which addresses the human rights dimension of digital transformation and its profound impact on the dynamics of family cohesion and the stability of the social structure in light of the challenges of the contemporary virtual space.. of the. Qutaiba Qasem Arab, Digital transformation, The legal dimension, Family cohesion, Social construction, Virtual space, human rights, Social protection, Arab Democratic Center

The National Council for Human Rights, headed by Mr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, issued an urgent statement in which it condemned the sinful terrorist bombing in the Hijaz region in Damascus, warning against "The policy of booby-trapping public space" And using civilian lives as bloody messages, stressing that protecting civil peace and monopolizing weapons are the true test of the legitimacy of the transitional authority.. The National Council for Human Rights, chaired by Prof. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, issued an urgent statement condemning the terrorist bombing in Al-Hejaz, Damascus. The Council rejected the "policy of weaponizing public spaces" and using civilian lives as bloody mailboxes, affirming that preserving civil peace is the ultimate test of the transitional authority's legitimacy.

The National Council for Human Rights issued a strongly worded statement condemning the silence and suspicious complicity of the authority in Damascus and its religious institutions regarding the dangerous ideological and security penetration led by cross-border extremist networks into Syrian government universities.. The President of the Council, Mr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, considered that enabling an internationally wanted foreign fighter to run coercive ideologue campaigns targeting children and women, exploiting economic poverty, constitutes a flagrant violation of Syria’s international obligations under Security Council Resolution No. 2799 Issued under Chapter Seven, calling for an urgent international investigation committee to close these unlicensed incubators and dry up their sources of funding. The National Council for Human Rights has issued a strongly-worded statement condemning the suspicious silence and complicity of the current authority in Damascus and its religious institutions regarding the dangerous ideological and security breach led by cross-border extremist networks within Syrian public universities. The President of the Council, Mr. Qutaiba Qasim Al-Arab, affirmed that enabling an internationally wanted Foreign Terrorist Fighter to manage coercive indoctrination campaigns targeting women and young children—while exploiting extreme economic deprivation—constitutes a flagrant violation of Syria's international obligations under UN Security Council Resolution 2799 (Chapter VII). He called for an urgent international investigation to shut down these unlicensed hubs and dry up their funding streams.

An honest official report from the National Council for Human Rights: The National Council for Human Rights launches its comprehensive human rights and strategic report for the year 2026, which establishes the comprehensive legal and material structure for accountability and transitional justice in Syria.. The report focuses on dismantling the system of terrorism and systematic violations, and activating international tort liability (Due diligence) For the file of foreign fighters of all nationalities, and to protect the rights of national components and minorities, based on the Damascus Archive and universal jurisdiction.. Official Communiqué by the National Council for Human Rights: The National Council for Human Rights officially releases its Comprehensive Human Rights and Strategic Report (2026), institutionalizing the definitive legal framework for national accountability and transitional justice in Syria. The report focuses on dismantling the structures of terrorism, activating international tortious liability (Due Diligence) for the file of Foreign Terrorist Fighters (FTFs) of all nationalities, and safeguarding the rights of national components and minorities, anchored in the Damascus Archive and Universal Jurisdiction.

Syria for a year 2026: A deconstructive reading of permissible geography and the conflict between the axes We present to you an in-depth strategic and legal study that breaks down the complex Syrian reality of the year 2026. The study examines the dimensions of the complete US military withdrawal and the redistribution of de facto powers between the Israeli incursion and the Turkish partnership, and reveals through academic analysis the falsity of economic openness under restrictions. "State sponsor of terrorism" And banking panic. It also sheds light on the lame accountability files, the dangers of extremism and legislative pluralism, and the sword of American sanctions conditional on purging the military establishment, to provide a comprehensive reveal of how the transitional period turned into an arena for the interests of states at the expense of stability and the structure of society.Syria 2026: Deconstructing Violated Geography and Geopolitical Conflicts We present an in-depth strategic and legal study deconstructing the complex Syrian reality of 2026. The paper examines the implications of the full US military withdrawal and the subsequent redistribution of de facto forces between Israeli incursions and the official Turkish partnership. Through rigorous academic analysis, it exposes the illusions of economic openness under the lingering "State Sponsor of Terrorism" designation and global banking compliance panic. Furthermore, it sheds light on flawed domestic accountability, the rise of legislative extremism, and the sword of US sanctions conditioned on purging the military establishment, offering a comprehensive assessment of how the transitional phase has been weaponized for foreign interests at the expense of social and civil stability.

"Defending Syria today does not only pass through weapons, but through preserving its national identity and protecting its sovereignty from dependence on cross-border agendas.. At the National Council for Human Rights, we believe that true stability is not built through suspicious deals or the circulation of extremist figures, but rather by upholding the word of the law and ensuring complete justice for the victims.. Our vision is an independent national one that does not compromise the livelihood of Syrians or the dignity of their land." Brief Statement: A Vision for Syria By: Mr. Qutaiba Qasim al-Arab "Defending Syria today is not merely through arms, but through safeguarding its national identity and protecting its sovereignty from being mortgaged to cross-border agendas. At the National Council for Human Rights, we believe that true stability is not built on suspicious deals or the recycling of extremist faces, but on upholding the rule of law and ensuring swift justice for victims. Our vision is a national and independent one, which refuses to compromise on the livelihoods of Syrians or the dignity of their land."