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  • Home
  • Themes
    • Israel/Palestine
    • History
    • People and minorities
    • Women
    • Conflicts
    • Religion
    • Economy
    • Terrorism
    • Media
    • Human Rights
    • Societies
    • Environment
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    • International Relations
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  • Countries
    • North Africa
    • “Levantine Countries”
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    • Europe
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    • Russia
    • Turkey
    • Iran
    • Asia
    • Sub-Saharan Africa
    • Caucasus
    • LatinAmerica
  • Books
  • Dossiers
  • Armament. “Made in France” War in Yemen Ariane Lavrilleux
  • 1915: Armenian Genocide. The Triple Entente Condemns it but Makes No Move Nicolas Lepoutre
  • Iran Scores a Big Hit With an Iconic Song Sabrina Mervin
  • Israel’s Spyware Diplomacy in Africa Suraya Dadoo
  • Qatar: A High-Profile Inter-Arab Derby for Curtain Raiser Raphaël Le Magoariec
  • What you’ve always wanted to know about the IMF Jean-Pierre Sereni
  • In Germany, the Fight Against Antisemitism Turns into a Witch Hunt Ben Ratskoff
  • Union-Busting in Moroccan Call Centres Jana Treffler

Conflicts + more

  • Armament. “Made in France” War in Yemen Ariane Lavrilleux
  • A Grave of Smoke Elias Khoury
  • Erdoğan Wants to Send a Million Refugees Back to Northern Syria Lara Villalón

History + more

  • 1915: Armenian Genocide. The Triple Entente Condemns it but Makes No Move Nicolas Lepoutre
  • At El-Hadjar Algeria’s Hopes of Building a Steel Industry Have Gone Up in Smoke Jean-Pierre Sereni
  • What Algeria Owes to Ireland’s Struggle for Independence Slimane Hargas

Religion + more

  • Iran Scores a Big Hit With an Iconic Song Sabrina Mervin
  • French Jews Split Over Zemmour Jean Stern
  • Tunisia: Inevitable Upheaval Fraught With Dangers Thierry Brésillon

Human Rights + more

  • 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

Economy + more

  • What you’ve always wanted to know about the IMF Jean-Pierre Sereni
  • Union-Busting in Moroccan Call Centres Jana Treffler
  • Parliamentary Election in Lebanon: A Modest Wind of Change Lorenzo Trombetta

Israel/Palestine + more

  • In Germany, the Fight Against Antisemitism Turns into a Witch Hunt Ben Ratskoff
  • Against All Odds, the Persistence of Palestine Hicham Alaoui
  • Israeli-Apartheid: Over-View on the Left Jean Stern

Women + more

  • Egyptian Photographer Ibrahim Ahmed Questions Masculinity Sama Waly
  • Israeli Society Sick With Rape Jean Stern
  • Veiled Women in France. Entrepreneurship Against Discrimination Ariana Mozafari

International Relations + more

  • Pakistan-Arabia: Trouble in Paradise Jean-Luc Racine
  • Diplomacy Without Diplomats? The Disputed Reform of the French Foreign Ministry Sophie Pommier
  • Geopolitics of the Gulf. Return of Qatar, Weakening of the United Arab Emirates Hicham Alaoui

Culture + more

  • 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

Media + more

  • Big Brother. The Weapons of Mass Influence of Saudi Arabia and the Emirates Marc Owen Jones, Claire Beaugrand
  • Israel Mired in the Pegasus Affair Sylvain Cypel
  • Tunisia: Battleground for the Gulf Media Sarra Grira

People and minorities + more

  • Spain falls into line with Morocco on the Western Sahara conflict Ignacio Cembrero
  • Alain Gresh :“The rise of the extreme right in France is linked to our colonial history” Bassam Haddad, Alain Gresh
  • Turkey. The power structure’s crackdown on the “enemy within” Jean Michel Morel

Societies + more

  • Kais Saied, Tunisia’s All-Powerful President Khadija Mohsen-Finan
  • Beirut. Walking Through Dilapidated Khandaq Al-Ghamiq Sandra Rishani
  • Tunisia: In L’Ariana, Fast-Track Modernisation Najla Ben Salah

Politics + more

  • Presidential Elections in Iran. One “Official” Candidate, Multiple Divisions Bernard Hourcade
  • Algeria’s Hirak: Experimenting a Political Agora Ahmed Ghanem
  • How the Gulf Monarchies Made Ex-King Juan Carlos Rich Ignacio Cembrero

Environment + more

  • 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
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