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2 July 20150935 MPC Journal Team

The Leftovers of the Middle East?

"I walked to the field hospital under the bombs and in the bad weather to have my annoying shot" The12-year-old girl, a diabetic child in a field hos

28 June 201501021 James M. Dorsey

The Economist recently highlighted the contrast between post-revolt Asian societies and Middle Eastern and North African societies in the woes of

15 June 201501938 Neville Teller

Across today’s Middle East armed forces engage each other in constant conflict. The largest of the battlefields are Iraq and Syria; others include

28 May 201511022 Neville Teller

Battle and bloodshed in a dozen places across the region, a breakdown of law, order and normal existence in large areas, hordes of terrified refugees

29 March 201515715 Hakim Khatib

Circulation of information in a society highly depends on the level of context in this society's culture. Implicit cultures are high-context cultures

12 February 201511000 Hakim Khatib

He bought his brother from the Syrian regime after three and a half years of imprisonment. Yes, he literally bought him for $12,000. “My brother Moha

11 February 20150974 Hakim Khatib

The President of Egypt Abdulfattah Al-Sisi warned from a military intervention in Syria and called for respecting its territorial sovereignty and dea

19 January 201501148 Hakim Khatib

Islamic State (IS), previously known as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), has shown nothing but destruction, chaos and sectarianism. Throug

16 January 201501114 Hakim Khatib

Muslims’ controversy is overwhelming. It is neither Islam nor Muslims responsible for the terrorist attacks in Paris; it is rather beyond. Freedom of

20 March 201401504 Hakim Khatib

Wahhabi clerics in Saudi Arabia seem not to have much to do, so they ban names. While a spokesman at the Interior Ministry in Saudi Arabia denied ban