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Ghassan Charbel
Ghassan Charbel
Ghassan Charbel is the editor-in-chief of Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper
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Beware of Sick Maps
The story of sick maps becomes painful when they choose to wait for a doctor from overseas and for tAn American Vaccine for the Middle Eastern Patient
Joe Biden does not need anyone to explain to him the story of the storms that blew over the world anYemen, the Decision-Maker and the Proxy
Years ago in Paris, Abdel Halim Khaddam was defending the image of al-Assad the father as if he wasThe Story of A Man Who Played With Bombs
There is no excuse for all this shouting. There is no point in weeping.A Drop of Vaccine, a Drop of Hope
We are tired of counting the losses and updating the toll of casualties and new infections.The Art of Turning Maps Into Papers
President Ali Abdullah Saleh said: “Now that we are done with the interview, I want to ask you a queThe White House in the Time of Coronavirus
This is the week of the viewer.A Loud Farewell to the Soloist
Journalists are evil by nature. They hunt for intense news and tragedies of states or individuals.The ‘Crescent General’ and Regional Change
Iran is counting the days for when Donald Trump leaves the White House.The Year of the Pandemic … Good Riddance
The computer is better than a human being.It Is the Third World War
World War III did not take place. The world has not lost its senses.Coups, Solutions and Guarantees
The Middle East is a land of coups and coup attempts.Did The Rules of The Game Change?
Did the “great coup” program that Iran launched four decades ago clash with the international and reIran and the Absence of Red Lines
The moment he received the news of the killing of scientist Fakhrizadeh, the “black box” of the nuclThe 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.Pages
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Protesters burn tires and garbage to block a road during a protest against the power cuts in Beirut, Lebanon, 28 February 2021. EPA/WAEL HAMZEH
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Vendors sell dried river shells along a street in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on March 1, 2021. (Photo by TANG CHHIN Sothy / AFP)
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Workers plant flowers along Hoan Kiem lake in Hanoi, Vietnam on March 1, 2021. (Photo by Nhac NGUYEN / AFP)
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