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A comment on international political and economic news. Saturday, February 5, 2011. The Message from Cairo. The events unfolding in Egypt over the past 10 days are as historic as they are dramatic. However the Egyptian uprising ends, it will be a watershed event in the region’s quest toward freedom and democracy. Friday, July 30, 2010. Syria: Lifting the Veil. Syria’s decision to ban the niqab is well-taken and justified. In spite of some protests from some religious hardliners, the ban will pr...On poli...

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A comment on international political and economic news. Saturday, February 5, 2011. The Message from Cairo. The events unfolding in Egypt over the past 10 days are as historic as they are dramatic. However the Egyptian uprising ends, it will be a watershed event in the region’s quest toward freedom and democracy. Friday, July 30, 2010. Syria: Lifting the Veil. Syria’s decision to ban the niqab is well-taken and justified. In spite of some protests from some religious hardliners, the ban will pr...On poli...

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Current Eventually: Lebanon's non-vote at the UN Security Council

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A comment on international political and economic news. Wednesday, June 16, 2010. Lebanon's non-vote at the UN Security Council. Once again, Lebanon has demonstrated a glaring lack of national unity and cohesion, and a remarkable failure to exercise national sovereignty. Perhaps, more dangerously, it has demonstrated, yet again, a unique inability to distinguish friend from foe. While I’m no supporter of any political system that is based on religion, Iran included, I do support any country’s...What was ...

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Current Eventually: Reflections on the last decade

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A comment on international political and economic news. Wednesday, December 30, 2009. Reflections on the last decade. As 2009 draws to a close, and we prepare to welcome another decade, here are some reflections on the first 10 years of this century – from a global and regional perspective:. There can be no doubt that the past decade, dominated by the administration of George W. Bush, was a bad one for the US. With the rise of China and India, and amid corporate scandals, massive defaults and a weaker ec...

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Current Eventually: The Campaign Against Turkey

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A comment on international political and economic news. Friday, June 25, 2010. The Campaign Against Turkey. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). There was an error in this gadget. Exporters buoy Tokyo as early yen gains fade. Did Trumpers Just Hit An Immigration Wall? Paul Krugman blog, NYT. What Do The Simple Folk Do? Syrian Hezbollah Militias of Nubl and Zahara’. George Ajjan Official Website. Evaluating the impact of Republican Party divisions on Trump's candidacy. Political Blogs On Blog Catalog.

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Current Eventually: Syria: Lifting the Veil

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A comment on international political and economic news. Friday, July 30, 2010. Syria: Lifting the Veil. Over the past 2 weeks, Western and Arab media have been vigorously reporting the recent decision by Syrian authorities to ban the niqab in Syrian schools and universities. Far from basking in Western accolades, I think this decision is, above all, a good one for Syrians of all stripes, and a positive step toward improving Syria’s battered image abroad. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Current Eventually: December 2009

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A comment on international political and economic news. Wednesday, December 30, 2009. Reflections on the last decade. As 2009 draws to a close, and we prepare to welcome another decade, here are some reflections on the first 10 years of this century – from a global and regional perspective:. There can be no doubt that the past decade, dominated by the administration of George W. Bush, was a bad one for the US. With the rise of China and India, and amid corporate scandals, massive defaults and a weaker ec...

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Middle East Primer | (My Middle East)

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77 days with a journalist, Lebanon, and a list of non sequiturs. Leave a comment ». Whenever I started to work on a story in Lebanon I would think -how would I explain this to someone who knows little about this Middle East? I just finished Paul Salem’s (Director of the Carnegie Middle East Center in Beirut) “ The Middle East: Evolution of a Broken Regional Order. The Carnegie website has hundreds of their expert’s papers. Avaiable in full PDFs on their website. The ones I plan on reading next:. Fill in ...

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Summer reading Vol. 4 | Engaging the Muslim World | (My Middle East)

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77 days with a journalist, Lebanon, and a list of non sequiturs. Summer reading Vol. 4 Engaging the Muslim World. Leave a comment ». The fourth edition of the summer reading series is Engaging the Muslim World by Juan Cole. I hadn’t read a whole lot of Cole’s work before this, maybe just his recent Iran stuff. So this a nice change of authors from Friedman last week. In the end Engaging the Muslim World is a series of reminders about the very western, Americanized way that most people in the U.S....That ...

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A PRIVATE BLOG DEVOTED TO FOREIGN POLICY and THE SECRETARY OF STATE. October 16, 2011. I know you were expecting a photo bomb and I apologize. I have a serious medical emergency and will likely be unable to blog for some time- I will be in the hospital and hopefully at some point I will be able to resume blogging. Take care and be well,. Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). From → Foreign Policy. Leave one →. I am s...

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Summer reading Vol. 3 | From Beirut to Jerusalem | (My Middle East)

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77 days with a journalist, Lebanon, and a list of non sequiturs. Summer reading Vol. 3 From Beirut to Jerusalem. The third book on my summer reading list was From Beirut to Jerusalem. By Thomas Friedman. Some of you may know that I particularly dislike Friedman’s. Current Op-Ed pieces where he parachutes into a city and makes outlandish claims. But this book, does not fall into that category. Apparently there are definitive good Friedman and bad Friedman eras. Tribalism and self preservation guide most d...

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Got what Eisenhower wished for | (My Middle East)

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77 days with a journalist, Lebanon, and a list of non sequiturs. Got what Eisenhower wished for. I’m reading ‘ Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA. 8216; by Tim Weiner. The book is incredible in scope and Weiner is ruthless in chronicling all of the miserable failures of the CIA (it’s entire existence according to Weiner). This quote on Allen Dulles, central intelligence director under Eisenhower pretty much sums up how hard Weiner lays into the CIA throughout the whole book. 8220;The president said ...

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Visit to the National Museum of Beirut | (My Middle East)

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77 days with a journalist, Lebanon, and a list of non sequiturs. Visit to the National Museum of Beirut. Leave a comment ». I took a trip to the National Museum of Beirut. Yesterday with a friend from the newspaper. It was a great experience and I would recommend a visit for anyone who’s in Beirut. For that reason (for all the would-be travelers out there) I would recommend the national history museum as one of your last stops on your visit, it helps tie a lot of things together. 8230;The first protectio...

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New chapter | (My Middle East)

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77 days with a journalist, Lebanon, and a list of non sequiturs. Leave a comment ». As for this blog, I’m planning on keeping it running. While I can’t promise post-street clash coverage from Aisha Bakkar; I’m going to try to keep blogging on current events and my recent foreign policy readings. I’m also going to finish out the last two book reviews of the summer in the next week (The Inheritance, Sanger and The Great War for Civilization, Fisk). August 12, 2009 at 1:12 am. Posted in Thoughts and Ideas.

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Op-Ed in Foreign Policy Magazine |

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A PRIVATE BLOG DEVOTED TO FOREIGN POLICY and THE SECRETARY OF STATE. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Op-Ed in Foreign Policy Magazine. October 11, 2011. On American engagement with Asia. The future of politics will be decided in Asia, not Afghanistan or Iraq, and the United States will be right at the center of the action. WHAT DOES THAT regional strategy look like? As we build trust together, we are committed to working with China to address critical regional and global security issues. This is w...

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