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Eyad Abu Shakra
Eyad Abu Shakra
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America and the Challenge of Post-Trump ‘Trumpism’
In the last couple of days, the concept of ‘state institutions’ won a major battle against demagogueNo New Cabinet in Lebanon Before the Taif Accords Are Killed off
French President Emmanuel Macron’s testing positive for Covid-19 came as a sad but helpful opportuniWhat to Expect from the Biden Administration
It may be fair to say that even US President-Elect Joe Biden himself is not absolutely sure about thWe, Iran, and the Transitional Period in Washington
Looking at how the situation is unfolding in the US, we must not expect a smooth transfer of power fLebanon’s 77 Years of a Nominal Independence
The 77th anniversary of Lebanon’s independence could not come at a worse time for the country.Towards a New Arab-American Era Based on Common Interests
International relations are based on interests, not liking or disliking one another; with stabilityTime Has Come for Senior Republicans to Save America’s Principles and Stature
What we have seen in the November 3rd US Elections, is exciting but by no way surprising.From America to Lebanon, Coexistence and Acceptance of Others is a Common Problem
Very beautiful was the speech delivered by Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s Prime Minister, after leadiIs Hariri Returning to the Premiership of Lebanon?
A couple of days ago, against the background of devastation, political vacuum, and crippling economiA Tripartite Arrangement in Lebanon under Iranian Conditions
I am not sure about the percentage of those who were optimistic of the French initiative’s success iThe Trump Presidency: A landmark in the History of America’s Right
The history of the US is full of exceptional events and personalities.The 3 Regional Winds Blowing over the Middle East
If we are to depict the current situation in the Arab Near East, perhaps the best description wouldLebanon: When Running Away from Solutions Becomes an Official Policy
Lebanon has recently returned to a general lockdown, that may be extended, after registering a recorThe Lebanese Revolt Reignited by the Big Explosion
As mass protests reappear in a deeply-wounded Beirut, "occupied Lebanon" moves ever closer to the daCan Donald Trump Retain the Keys to the White House?
Almost one year ago, the US Presidential Elections began the countdown to next November’s ElectionPages
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25 January 2021, Palestinian Territories, Gaza Strip: A Palestinian child looks out of a tent at the northern of Gaza Strip. Photo: Mahmoud Khattab/Quds Net News via ZUMA Wire/dpa
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,Palestinian Territories, Gaza Strip: A Palestinian girl drinks water from a public sink at the northern of Gaza Strip, 25/1/2021 Photo: Mahmoud Khattab/Quds Net News via ZUMA Wire/dpa
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Internally displaced Syrian boys play with snow, at a camp in Northern Aleppo countryside, Syria January 20, 2021. Picture taken January 20, 2021. REUTERS/Mahmoud Hassano
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Demonstrators gather near burning tires during a protest against the lockdown and worsening economic conditions, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Tripoli, Lebanon January 25, 2021. REUTERS/Walid Sale
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