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Review Radio: Lebanon Protests
On the 17th of October mass protests swept across Lebanon shortly after the government announced new tax measures.…
Recent Worldwide Protests Are A Call To Action For…
In an era of rising authoritarianism, such as in Turkey, the Philippines, India, and arguably even the USA,…
Russo-Turkish Relations: A Permanent Shift?
Ankara welcomes Russian trade, tourism and energy cooperation. It also has common immediate security concerns and…
The Path to Power: Israel’s Fight for Energy…
Along with its blockade, Israel has imposed energy restrictions on Gazan facilities, cutting off access to major…
To Kill a Caliph
The Islamic State is still receding, militarily and territorially, from its position in years past. But it behooves…
Liban – Irak : des mouvements qui mettent fin à…
Le Liban et l’Irak font face à des mouvements de contestation historiques depuis le mois d’Octobre. Les deux…
“He died like a dog”: the Death of…
"In contrast to Obama's measured tone after the death of bin-Laden, Trump sensationalized al-Baghdadi's death,…
The Unsurprising Nature of U.S. Withdrawal from Syria
The recent decision by the United States to pull out of Syria and allow for a Turkish intervention is, without a…
Au Liban, la colère rassemble les communautés…
Longtemps divisées par le système politique libanais multi-confessionnel, le moment semble être venu pour les trois…
Les kurdes en Syrie : alliés de circonstance pour les…
Les victimes du retrait américain de la Syrie sont avant tout les combattants kurdes, qui représentent pourtant les…
Iranian Women Finally Attended a Soccer Game, but the…
The decision to open the gates of the Azadi stadium was a reluctant one. Ironically, Azadi means freedom in…
Les femmes pour la première fois dans les gradins :…
Le 10 octobre dernier, 4000 femmes Iraniennes ont pu assister à un match de football dans le stade Azadi de…