Lebanon’s Problems Boil Down to Just One Man: Gebran Bassil
In many ways, progress in Lebanon will be measured by how quickly those who profiteered from off-the-scale corruption can be removed. If the rumors are true that the President…
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A Tale of Two Cities: The Demise of Media in Lebanon and Morocco
Propaganda from state institutions is being scrapped, and journalism, both local and international, is hitting all-time lows. Many might argue this is actually what has caused…
Read MoreTime to Tax the Rich? — What Hariri’s Lebanon Reform Plan Needs to Avert Total Anarchy
Are the Lebanese in the throes of a revolution or having a huge party? Theatrics play a big role in this new Arab Spring in the making. And there is no one who’s a bigger bluf…
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Russia’s Ongoing Repression of Crimea’s Tatar Muslims
The Crimean Tatars, a minority Muslim community with a long history whose aspirations for autonomy have been crushed by Russia since its 2014 takeover of their homeland, the C…
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Hezbollah and Israel’s Tit-for-Tat in Lebanon Crosses Red Lines but No Panic
Recent attacks between the two regional foes have given analysts a lot to mull over, but their recent exchange guarantees that there will be no war.
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With Greenblatt Gone, Can Trump Admit Failure?
The resignation of Jason Greenblatt, Trump’s Middle East envoy and principal negotiator on the so-called “Deal of the Century,” raises questions on the future of US Palestinia…
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