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Multilateral sanctions against Iran are inflicting unwarranted suffering on many innocent Iranians, while bringing little benefit to the sanctions’ architects.
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The ongoing diplomatic and political crisis between Qatar and the UAE, which began in June 2017, overshadowed the UAE-hosted Asian Cup 2019.
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Morocco Enters Third Week of Nationwide Teachers’ Strike
Some 70,000 Moroccan teachers are demanding change after a new contract plunges their futures into doubt.
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Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood rose swiftly to power following the Egyptian revolution that ousted former dictator Hosni Mubarak. But his popularity quickly soured a…
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The Arab Spring that started in Tunisia in late 2010 initially brought hope but eventually produced security vacuums, economic difficulties, and only limited success.
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