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Podcast: Castro’s Middle East, Oman’s Awkwardness, and Assault on Aleppo

December 6, 2016December 18, 2016 0 Comments Aleppo, Cuba, Fidel Castro, GCC, Gulf, Middle East, Middle East Weekly, News, Oman, podcast, Russia in Syria, Saudi Arabia, Syria

Welcome to Middle East Weekly, JMEPP’s very own weekly news podcast. This week we’ll be exploring Cuban leader Fidel Castro’s legacy

Why post-coup Turkey is suspicious of Hillary Clinton

October 29, 2016December 18, 2016 0 Comments Donald Trump, Erdogan, Evin Ashley Erdogdu, Hillary Clinton, Media, Middle East, News, Turkey

Embed from Getty Images “Turkey is at a crossroads!” has become the rallying cry for commentators as the country grapples

Changing Coverage in the Middle East: One Journalist’s Perspective

March 29, 2015April 14, 2015 0 Comments Afghanistan, Farmaz, Fassihi, interview, Iraq, journalism, Middle East, Star-Ledger, WSJ

Covering the Middle East has fundamentally changed in the last decade, said Farnaz Fassihi, senior Middle East correspondent for the

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Reform or reshuffle? A comparative glance at Saudi Arabia and Uzbekistan
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News Roundup: Palestinian Authority faces financial collapse, new report alleges 1,600 civilian casualties in 2017 battle for Raqqa, and Saudi Arabia executes 37 on terror charges
News Roundup: Egyptians vote in constitutional referendum, court verdict on Hirak activists ignites protest in Morocco, and opposition Istanbul mayor-elect Imamoğlu certified despite resistance from ruling AKP
News Roundup: Demonstrations continue in Algeria as protesters reject interim president, casualties rise as Haftar forces entrench in Libya’s Tripoli, and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu wins re-election as Palestinian Authority swears in new government

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