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Syria.The Alawites’ great dismay
Paloma Dupont de Dinechin
Behind China’s breakthrough in the Middle-East
Martine Bulard
Gaza. Hamas at a crossroads
Raed Abbas
The scramble to reconstruct Gaza
Jim Muir
Jordan. The unseen weight of the Nakba on refugee women
Victoria Brittain
President Sissi’s Egypt trapped in inextricable crises
Robert Springborg, Sylvain Cypel
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“The roles are still reversed”
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Kamel Daoud’s fascination for the far right
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The United Arab Emirates take a risky but winning gamble in the Middle East
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The Struggle for Mental Health Care in Lebanon’s Multiple Crisis Setting
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Egypt: The Shawarma Dispute
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Israel’s Spyware Diplomacy in Africa
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The Hushed Ordeal of Palestinian Women
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‘Telk Qadeya’, anthem of divorce from the Western world
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Hassan Massoudy, Calligrapher of Emotions
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Towards a New Arabic Pop?
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Youssef Cherif, Richard Feinberg
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