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Hariri consolidates his role as uncontested Sunni leader
Lebanon-Saudi Arabia Supported internally by his community and externally by Saudi Arabia, the Prime Minister now has more room to maneuver. Read moreThe Assad regime is extorting its own supporters
Report After years of war, Syrians are now under enormous economic pressure, creating a deep malaise even in pro-regime areas. Read more
Step into the garden of first longings and desires...
exhibition First love as experienced both during times of war and peace by men and women from different generations in Palestine, Lebanon, Syria and Iraq… Lebanese theater writer Chrystèle Khodr (April... Read moreMemory Does Not Belong to the Victors
Op-ed Dear Alain Finkielkraut, Allow me to begin by saying “salamtak”, the word we use in Arabic to wish the best to someone who has suffered an accident, or, as in your case, an attack. The violence... Read moreEight years after the start of the revolution, protests again in Daraa
Syrie A new bronze statue of Hafez al-Assad triggers protests with hundreds taking to the streets. Read moreReturn to Syria: the great fear of refugees
Lebanon Now that fighting has ended in much of Syria and most of the country is under regime control, some Lebanese officials consider that it is time for refugees to return home. But the relatives of... Read more “Phoenicia”, between historical reality and political exploitation
Op-ed One hundred years after the Paris Peace Conference of 1919, which set the terms for the end of World War I, the conflicting views that were at the heart of the Syrian and Lebanese visions for... Read moreSubsidized housing loans: the Central Bank limits the damage
After several months of interruption, some banks are to resume the issuing of subsidized housing loans; however, new conditions imposed by the Central Bank seem unappealing to both banks and... Read moreSaudi Arabia: the country where women are never legally adults
International Women’s Day Women in Saudi Arabia finally gained the right to drive, and the country’s religious police have been reeled in. But for women to actually have personal freedom, the male guardianship system needs... Read moreDernières infos
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