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Sisi’s plea to Egyptians: cut the birth rate

Sep 20, 2023 Neville Teller

by Neville Teller On September 5, Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi inaugurated the first Global Congress on Population, Health, and Development.  The four-day event was convened to examine the issue of…

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The Global Enduring Disorder: A conversation with Jason Pack

Sep 19, 2023 James M. Dorsey

By James M. Dorsey The Turbulent World with James M. Dorsey depends on the support of its readers. If you believe that the column and podcast add value to your…

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Confusion and uncertainty shape debate about US Gulf policy.

Sep 16, 2023 James M. Dorsey

By James M. Dorsey The Turbulent World with James M. Dorsey depends on the support of its readers. If you believe that the column and podcast add value to your…

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Libyan Floods and Fault Lines: A conversation with Ethan Chorin

Sep 13, 2023 James M. Dorsey

By James M. Dorsey To watch a video version of this story on YouTube please click here. An audio podcast is available on Soundcloud. Hi, and welcome to the Turbulent…

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Syrian Protesters: ‘Assad Must Go’

Sep 11, 2023 Neville Teller

by Neville Teller The last two weeks of August saw southern Syria rocked by popular anti-government protests, including a strike by many shops demonstrating against constant increases in the price…

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Gulf sports diplomacy could enter choppy waters.

Sep 10, 2023 James M. Dorsey

By James M. Dorsey The Turbulent World with James M. Dorsey depends on the support of its readers. If you believe that the column and podcast add value to your…

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Sudan – a battlefield for rival warlords

Sep 6, 2023 Neville Teller

by Neville Teller                     A vicious power struggle within Sudan’s military leadership has led to a nationwide civil conflict and a huge humanitarian problem.  “The…

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Arab Winter? What Arab Winter?

Sep 3, 2023 James M. Dorsey

By James M. Dorsey The Turbulent World with James M. Dorsey depends on the support of its readers. If you believe that the column and podcast add value to your…

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The Politics of Middle East Sports: A Conversation with Karim Zidan

Aug 29, 2023 James M. Dorsey

James M. Dorsey with Karim Zidan Gulf States like Saudi Arabia and Qatar dominate sports headlines, particularly when it comes to football and golf. Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s…

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Lebanon on a knife-edge

Aug 28, 2023 Neville Teller

by Neville Teller The mandate of the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) is due to expire at the end of August.  The Security Council is expected to debate the situation…

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  • The Global Enduring Disorder: A conversation with Jason Pack
  • Confusion and uncertainty shape debate about US Gulf policy.
  • Libyan Floods and Fault Lines: A conversation with Ethan Chorin
  • Syrian Protesters: ‘Assad Must Go’
  • Gulf sports diplomacy could enter choppy waters.
  • Sudan – a battlefield for rival warlords
  • Arab Winter? What Arab Winter?
  • The Politics of Middle East Sports: A Conversation with Karim Zidan
  • Lebanon on a knife-edge
  • Spain’s La Liga challenges Gulf states’ business model
  • Middle East sports go global with politics in tow.
  • The pursuit of peace in Yemen
  • Saudi Arabia and Israel put a high US price tag on diplomatic relations.
  • Arab youth seek certainty in religion and tradition.
  • Turkey seeks economic stability
  • Indonesia pushes a civilizational approach to countering polarisation.
  • Is Unity between Hamas and the Palestinian Authority possible?
  • Saudi soccer: A game of geopolitics and religion, not just sports
  • The UAE: The Middle East’s Teflon Nation

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