In courses first taught at any school of international affairs, it is said that in their foreign policies, countries adopt one of three great strategies.
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The Americans and Russians only agree not to disagree. Despite their different visions and aims, they are determined not to disagree over Syria or the nuclear-powered Iran.
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The neighbour’s cockerel has just declared the dawn of a new day. As it does, I’m reluctant to start writing for we cannot tell what the new day would bring upon us.
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 The leaders of the fractured Syrian opposition movement met in the Qatari capital, vowing to put aside petty squabbling and create a more inclusive body that would better represent the country's democratic aspirations.
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 The early days of Syria's uprising in spring 2011 saw young activists across the country rising to demand an end to the authoritarian regime led by Bashar al-Assad.
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 “My people will remember me when their circumstances worsen… as the moon is sorely missed in a dark night.” (Abu Firas al-Hamdani)
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 Despite the official American and Iranian denial of the information that appeared in the article published by The New York Times on Oct. 21, which stated
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 A few weeks ago, I had the honour of meeting with Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi at the Egyptian mission in New York at a gathering for community and intellectual leaders to talk about the future of US-Egypt relations.
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 Amazigh are indigenous inhabitants of Libya with a cultural heritage that spans over thousands of years in the North African country. Their existence in Libya predates that of the Arabs by thousands of years.
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 The Arab Spring was not only a spring in terms of Arab revolutions but also on other levels, including with regards to the Salafis. This is not because of the major presence imposed by the Salafi trend on the political map,
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