Middle East
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Once Hated by U.S. and Tied to Iran, Is Sadr Now ‘Face of Reform’ in Iraq?
BAGHDAD — Iraqis are still haunted by memories of black-clad death squads roaming Baghdad neighborhoods a decade ago, cleansing them of Sunnis as the country […]
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US policy in Syria aims to cause further chaos in EU
The US recent claims to withdraw its troops from the North-Eastern provinces of Syria and the official vows of pausing collaboration with Syrian Kurds are […]
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EU’s bitter lessons
The European Union continues to struggle with its economic and migration crises. The huge debt, obsolete political and economic regulations and inability to manage its […]
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Turkish-Iranian trade revived amid growing cooperation in Syria
in IranMehmet Cetingulec Article Summary Turkey and Iran have reversed a four-year downturn in bilateral trade as collaboration in Syria increases, but the possibility of a […]
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Whistling Past the Graveyard (of Empires)
in Iraqby Tom Engelhardt If you’re in the mood, would you consider taking a walk with me and, while we’re at it, thinking a little […]
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Sanctions: A Substitute For Serious Foreign Policy
in IranFrom: Pulat Tacar by Robert E. Hunter1 day ago In recent times, the United States has increasingly resorted to economic and other sanctions to try getting […]
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Once Hated by U.S. and Tied to Iran, Is Sadr Now ‘Face of Reform’ in Iraq?
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US policy in Syria aims to cause further chaos in EU
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EU’s bitter lessons
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Turkish-Iranian trade revived amid growing cooperation in Syria
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Whistling Past the Graveyard (of Empires)
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Sanctions: A Substitute For Serious Foreign Policy