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Published in: TransformationHow not to understand ISIS
The view that one particular religious doctrine is uniquely extremist won’t help us to appreciate the cycles of...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaKafr Batna, Syria
I want to believe, have to believe, that when people learn of what is truly going on in Syria, to the Syrian people,...
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Published in: HomeLebanese pluralism in a limbo of unknowns
Today a large proportion of individuals within Lebanon feel that the instabilities playing out are neither their...
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Published in: HomeA complicated relationship: Libya, Syria and the international press
The decision whether to intervene militarily in Syria should not be dictated by non-information, nor should the...
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Published in: HomeJournalism in Syria is fast becoming a one-way ticket to death
Journalists report the news - but who reports on their safety?
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Published in: HomeWhat do Syrians eat? Food and the war economy
The long-run viability of Syria will depend on economic recovery, it will not be decided by military victory on...
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Published in: HomeLebanon at breaking point
Two out of three Lebanese believe that the conflict in Syria could lead to a new civil war in Lebanon. For many, the...
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Published in: HomeSyria: waiting for the Tomahawk
As the world holds its collective breath in anticipation of western military intervention, the children of Zamalka...