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Petroleum. Turkey vs. Iraq, but the Kurds are Collateral Victims
Benoît Drevet
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Lamartine, in the forgotten years of French Islamophilia
Louis Blin
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Archetype of a Failure
Daniel Levy
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Egypt: A New Capital Bogged Down by Speculation
Jeanne Gorin
Russian Military Companies. Wagner, How Many Divisions?
Emmanuel Dreyfus
“Nefertiti wants to go home”
Alain Gresh
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Baudouin Loos
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Maroc. Une gestion très politique du séisme
Khadija Mohsen-Finan
· 20 septembre
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دانيال ليفي
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ایران : «اکثریت خاموش»ی که همچنان در اعتراضات سیاسی شرکت نمی کند
Raz Zimmt
· 21 سپتامبر
Marruecos. Una gestión muy politizada del terremoto
Khadija Mohsen-Finan
· 22 de septiembre
Terremoto in Turchia e Siria. Affrontare il dolore della perdita della propria casa
Ammar Azzouz, Paola Di Giuseppantonio Di Franco
· 21 settembre
People and minorities
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Petroleum. Turkey vs. Iraq, but the Kurds are Collateral Victims
Benoît Drevet
France. Islamophobia and culture wars, the Bergeaud-Blacker “case”
Jocelyne Cesari
India: The ‘Love Jihad,’ an Islamophobic Crusade Against Mixed Marriages
Victoria Lavelle
History
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Lamartine, in the forgotten years of French Islamophilia
Louis Blin
“Nefertiti wants to go home”
Alain Gresh
In Israel, the Settlers on the Counter-offensive
Clothilde Mraffko
Israel/Palestine
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Focus Oslo
Archetype of a Failure
Daniel Levy
The Criminalisation of Solidarity with Palestine Is Gaining Ground in Europe
Baudouin Loos
USA
: Anti-
BDS
laws extended to serve the most reactionary causes
Sylvain Cypel
Conflicts
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Egypt: A New Capital Bogged Down by Speculation
Jeanne Gorin
War in Sudan: The Shadow of the Islamists
Gwenaëlle Lenoir
How Africa Has Become the Epicentre of Jihadist Activity
Wassim Nasr
Economy
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To guard its borders, Europe rushes to Tunisia’s bedside
Hatem Nafti
The
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Expansion in the Gulf: A New Centre of Attraction for the Middle East?
Francesco Salesio Schiavi
Afghanistan: the
U.S.
Has Frozen the Assets of its Central Bank, the Population Foots the Bill
Line Golestani
Societies
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The Turkish diaspora and 2023 presidential election
Samim Akgönül
Iran: The Revolt of the Third Generation
Bernard Hourcade
Kais Saied, Tunisia’s All-Powerful President
Khadija Mohsen-Finan
Religion
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Indonesia: A Delicate Balance Between Muslim Orthodoxy and Nationalism
Rémy Madinier
Egypt at Ramadan time. There Are Ads in My Pop!
Pierre France
Iraq’s Shi’ites Are Fighting Among Themselves
Laurent Perpigna Iban
International Relations
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Saudi Arabia Relies on China to Secure its Normalisation with Iran
Fatiha Dazi-Héni
Pakistan-Arabia: Trouble in Paradise
Jean-Luc Racine
Diplomacy Without Diplomats? The Disputed Reform of the French Foreign Ministry
Sophie Pommier
Politics
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Tunisia: Exploiting Fear and Rivalries, Kais Saied Stands Alone at the Helm
Sarra Grira
Tunisia in the mirror of the democratic transition in Latin America
Youssef Cherif, Richard Feinberg
Saudi Arabia: The Lasting Imprint of King Salman
Philippe Gérard
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Focus on Israel
Disinformation: Another Israeli Repression Technology for Sale
Shir Hever
Egyptian Duo Nasa4nasa Summons the Internet on Stage
Sama Waly
End of an Era for Many, As
BBC
Arabic Radio Closes Down
Jim Muir
Women
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Algeria: Independent Publishers Are Opening New Vistas for Books and Archives
Kenza Merzoug
Algeria. A Grey Area in the Family Code: Femicides Still Go Unpunished
Ali Boukhlef
Egyptian Photographer Ibrahim Ahmed Questions Masculinity
Sama Waly
Human Rights
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Israel’s Spyware Diplomacy in Africa
Suraya Dadoo
UE
-Egypt: A Disgraceful Partnership
Baudouin Loos
Black lives scorned: The Wretched of the Maghreb
Rafik Chekkat
Culture
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Hassan Massoudy, Calligrapher of Emotions
Emma Redondo
Towards a New Arabic Pop?
Pierre France
Why Streaming Hasn’t Overtu(r)ned Music in the Arab World. Not Yet
Pierre France
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Climate Change Devastates the Sahel
Rémi Carayol
COP22
From Rhetoric to Action
Warda Mohamed
Why Water is an Endangered Vital Resource in the Maghreb
Sana Sbouai