The #COMETOGETHER exhibition, revolution and the Gulf
Ripples of the Arab Spring felt in the Gulf States.
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Tam Hussein
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Syrian opposition remains fractured and weak
Until they get organised, more blood will flow
ByDarayya: Fear translated
There is a perverse logic behind the Syrian regime’s measures.
BySyria: Cutting out the Middle Man
What hope for democracy after Assad?
ByThe vital role of the “ulama“ in post-Assad Syria
The influence of these religious scholars transcends borders and their opinions carry weight that cannot be underestimated.
ByRevolt in Syria by Stephen Starr – review
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ByLessons from the Suez Crisis for dealing with modern Egypt
Britain's disastrous colonial attitude to Nasser should warn of the dangers of a lack of engagement.
ByThe rise of Salafism in Tunisia
Those thirsty for spiritual fulfillment are increasingly turning to the Saudi brand of Islam.
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