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Syria, Lebanon, Gaza: What If The Middle East Is Starting To Fix Itself?

The year started without the tyrant of Damascus. Lebanon elected a president. Gaza has a ceasefire. Some of this progress is due to external geopolitical forces, yet there are signs that the region could be turning around from within.

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Geopolitics Israel-Palestine War

On Heroism: The Toxic Arab Narrative, From Damascus To Gaza

The political project in the Arab world, both of tyrants and their opponents, has been focused on visions of glory and repeating slogans. But what is a movement if it doesn’t seek to improve the lives of those for whom it claims to speak?

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Reed Brody, My Life As A Despot Hunter

For the past 30 years, the American lawyer has been hunting down former despots all over the world. The trial of the former Chadian dictator Hissène Habré, which opened last month, is the latest fruit of his work.

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