Stephen Walt: New and old challenges for US policy in the Middle East AUDIO:
17 noviembre, 2013
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Archivo de la etiqueta: Middle East
15 noviembre, 2013
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MidEast’s borders: History’s wrath?
The end of the World War I reshaped the Arab Middle East and beyond. What keeps these borders intact? What threatens them? How likely is it that Iraq, Syria, and Libya could collapse as nation-states? How could the Shia-Sunni … Sigue leyendo
13 septiembre, 2013
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The Middle East spider’s web
«Not many letters to the FT go viral», wrote Gideon Rachman on September 13, 2013 in the F. Times. «But KN Al-Sabah’s pithy explanation of the intricacies of Middle East politics, deservedly garnered a wide audience», he added. It read … Sigue leyendo
13 septiembre, 2013
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20 years of Oslo
FACEBOOK: Andrew Kadi Visualizing 20 years since Oslo (by Ben White & Doc Rocket) On the 20th anniversary of the Oslo Accords, the infographic below demonstrates what these years of the US-led peace process have produced for Palestinians in the … Sigue leyendo
27 agosto, 2013
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Who to read on the Middle East
WITH so much happening in the Middle East it can be hard to keep up. The Economist’s Pomegranate is here to help. In a new weekly post, it suggested a selection of commentators to follow to stay informed on the … Sigue leyendo
23 agosto, 2013
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