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In this week’s issue, you will find several articles from top international sources focuses on various aspects of culture and society in the Arab world, from a take on friendship and politics in the Middle East to a Christian in Cairo during Ramadan.
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Table of Contents
p5. What If Ukraine War Never Ends? That’s Where Japan Is With Moscow After 70 Years | Livy Bereg by Oleksandr Antonyuk
p7. Is It Time To Shut Down The U.S. Military Bases In Europe? | La Stampa by Eric Jozsef
p10. Signal To Ukraine? Inside Europe’s Rush For A Starlink Alternative | Die Zeit by Meike Laaff & Jakob von Lindern
p13. Saudi Arabia (Back) Into Lebanon’s Void After Debacle Of Iran-Hezbollah Axis | Kayhan–London by Ahmad Rafat
p15. After Oct. 7, Friendship And Politics Are More Loaded Than Ever In The Middle East | Daraj by Ghiwa Abi Haidar
p18. Iftar Appetites And Irony, When A Christian In Cairo Breaks The Ramadan Fast | Al–Manassa by Hany Al-Mustafa
p21. The Parisian Life Of Putin’s Alleged Secret Daughter | Le Figaro by Clara Hidalgo & Emma Ferrand
p24. Why The CAPTCHA May Be The Ultimate Battleground Between AI And Humans | Die Zeit by Johanna Jürgens