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The Middle East Writes Its Own History |
Arab men and women are fighting for their rights as citizens and human beings is the central drama of the moment across the Arab World, but this is likely to spill over and influence the roles and relationships of non-Arab states in the region, argues Rami G. Khouri. |
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Is the Egyptian Army Helping Only Itself?
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Liberal democracies, socialisms of various kinds and many types of Islamisms all seem to have reached their limits. Perhaps this is why political analysts opt quickly for the prefix “post” to capture, however inadequately, what is happening -- post Islamist, post pan-Arab, post militancy, etc, writes Niloofar Haeri |
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Ten Reasons To Question US Allegations of Iranian Terror Plot |
These reasons cast serious question marks on US's real motives and raise the distinct possibility of a historical deja vu, i.e., the repetition of the pre-Iraq war ferocious campaign of vilification and manufacturing WMD lies with much media complicity, argues Kaveh L. Afrasiabi. |
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Afghanistan: Ten Years of Tragedy and Misguided Policy |
The war remains repulsive ten years after the US began attacking the poorest country on earth. This latest crime against humanity in Afghanistan is a continuation of a trend that has spanned decades, says Ramzy Baroud. |
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