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Another ‘Sinner’ Who Loves Dubai |
Dubai is a popular holiday destination for Saudis, and people from all over the world, and it will remain so (...) because Muslims know how to differentiate between a fatwa and a bad joke, writes Iman Zayat. |
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Searching for Monsters to Destroy in Syria |
The American people “get” that the Syrian conflict is complicated, and that any US involvement there had the potential to make untenable demands on this country’s future, says John Nichols. |
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Obama's Second Act: Darkness Engulfs the Arab World |
Backing extremists in Syria and other parts of the Arab World and inciting sectarianism are unfortunate developments. The region has not only seen a return to the barbaric era before Islam but also fostered and deepened atrocities, notes Abbas Syed Jasim. |
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Lessons Learned along Edgware Road
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Here is what I learned on my journey up and down Edgware Road in London Monday night: It is so easy to stereotype people when you lack knowledge about them, and equally easy to appreciate the nuances and diversity of the same people, if you have access to such knowledge, stresses Rami G. Khouri. |
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The Terror Diaspora: The U.S. Military and the Unraveling of Africa |
Author of the recent bestseller Kill Anything That Moves and TomDispatch’s managing editor, Nick Turse,lays out just how U.S. Africa Command has moved American military power ever deeper into Africa -- in the process unsettling that continent, sparking the spread of terrorist outfits, and creating what increasingly looks like a blowback machine. |
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