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Articles AR History 2016 Bidayat

تقاسيم على مقام الوحدة والتقسيم – تصوّرات عربية لاتفاقية سايكس-پيكو 

Variations on Unity and Partition - Arab Perceptions of the Sykes-Picot Agreement

Bidayat

ISIS declared it "broke Sykes-Picot" — as if the borders weren't already a sieve. The agreement has become a myth: one headline suffices to launch partition paranoia.

Articles AR International Relations 2012 Al-Quds Al-Arabi

الارهاب

Terrorism

Al-Quds Al-Arabi

Terrorism is not mere violence, but a weapon in states' foreign policies and a face of administrative savagery, which cannot be eradicated by military solutions that ignore its true sources of grievances and discrimination.

Translations EN Political Economy Politics 2010 As-Safir

Hezbollah’s New Political Platform

As-Safir

Translation: Hezbollah abandoned the Islamic state and Wilayat al-Faqih—but its new platform accepts full partnership in the confessional system and its economic conditions. "Order is from faith"—or from serving bankers?

Articles AR Politics International Relations 2006 Al-Quds Al-Arabi

الجولان في «الحرب الكونية ضد الارهاب»

The Golan Heights in the "Global War on Terror"

Al-Quds Al-Arabi

Amidst the "global war on terror," Netanyahu seeks to solidify the annexation of the occupied Golan, exploiting the Syrian regime and opposition's missed opportunities to reclaim it.

Articles EN International Relations Politics 2001

Was the Iraq War Inevitable?

Was the war inevitable? Saddam knew there were no WMD yet procrastinated—and our rulers follow Machiavelli in repression but fail to uncover traps like the fox.

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