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This week’s edition features articles from three countries on their perspectives on the war between Israel and Hamas. Murat Sevinç for Turkish online newspaper Diken gives us the view from Istanbul, as he explores the country’s complex relationship with Islamic and Middle Eastern countries, as well as with the West. Pierre Haski, for French radio channel France Inter argues that with each passing day, Israel is losing support from the West — and France in particular. Meanwhile, Hamed Mohammadi for London-based Iranian online media Kayhan-London writes about how Iran might end up turning its back on Hamas.
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Table of contents
Egypt Is Key To Hostages-For-Ceasefire Negotiations | Worldcrunch By Elais Kassem
Gaza, A View From Istanbul: Why I Still Believe In Western Values | Diken By Murat Sevinç
Here’s Why Iran Might End Up Turning Its Back On Hamas | Kayhan-London By Hamed Mohammadi
Ukraine Is Running Short On Troops | Ukrainska Pravda By Rustem Khalilov, Mykhailo Krygel & Olga Kyrylenko
The Italian Scientist Keeping A Close Eye On Iceland’s Volcanoes | La Stampa By Federico Taddia
Africa’s Clean Energy Shift Must Not Impede Economic Growth | Financial Afrik By Diarrassouba Losseni Togossy
Breaking The Taboo Of Menopause At The Workplace | Gazeta Wyborcza By Katarzyna Staszak
How Shaxian Snacks Went From Local Grub To Global Chain | Les Echos By Frédéric Schaeffer
