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Ghassan Charbel
Ghassan Charbel
Ghassan Charbel is the editor-in-chief of Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper
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The Riyadh Summit and The Post-Coronavirus Phase
The pandemic has devastated a world that used to think that killer viruses were part of the past.The World Awaits the Policeman
The man knows about America.Biden’s America in a World That Has Changed
Winning is a big reward and a heavy burden.The Soloist and the Orchestra Conductor
Tomorrow, the Americans head to the polls. The event is nearly as exciting as the FIFA World Cup.The Captain of the Mighty Power
America is an enormous power.The President, the Vaccine, and the Heated Weeks
There is no exaggeration in saying that “heated weeks” are ahead.Maps And Fires
During a stroll in the forest, a mother told her son who wanted to climb a tree: “We have to respectNo Time to Die
The young man read the news and expressed his discontent.The Iraqi Mustafa and the Lebanese Mustafa
The arrival of Mustafa al-Kadhimi to the premiership last May awoke a painful and strong Iraqi questIs it the Fall of the Presidency or Country?
Sleep is tricky.New Signatures in a Different World
In the history of the efforts exerted to end the Arab-Israeli conflict, pictures hung in the minds oIn Grip of the Pandemic and Turmoil
A person has no right to plunge into despair because a pandemic has invaded the world and laboratoriMacron, Fairouz, and the Last Ring
It is beautiful to see Emmanuel Macron return to Lebanon through the house of Fairouz.The Harshness of Living without a State
The harshness of the images does not need an explanation.The Palestinians and the Weapon of Time
The following took place in Damascus, when I was interviewing Dr.Pages
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An orange oakleaf rests on a rock at the Taipei Zoo on November 26, 2020. (Photo by Sam Yeh / AFP)
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"Gracias D10S", which means Thank God in Spanish and when it is written with number 10 in the middle it refers to Argentina football great Diego Maradona, is written on the beach in honor of Maradona who has died. dpa
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25 November 2020, Mexico, Mexico City: Hooded women burned banners and police shields in Zocalo square during a demonstration marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Photo: El Universal via ZUMA Wire/dpa
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Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg (left) and Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack play football during a Hawthorn Football Club announcement in Melbourne, Thursday, November 26, 2020 (AAP Image/James Ross)
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