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Beyond Oil and Politics: How Egypt and Libya Are Building New Economic Ties

From major reconstruction contracts to Ahmed Gadalla’s Zulfa Food Industries project in Benghazi, cross-border investment is ...
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Hezbollah Is Rebuilding in Lebanon. Can the State Stop It?

By Tony Boulos On October 10, Lebanese security forces intercepted a vehicle carrying hundreds of kilograms of TNT and C4 ...
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France's Student Protests Reveal How the Palestinian Cause Became a Symbol of Western Rebellion

What began as a protest over deteriorating French schools has exposed a deeper question: Why has the Palestinian flag become ...
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Why Israelis Reject Palestinian Statehood — And What Al Jazeera Isn't Telling Its Audience

By Dan FefermanOn October 11, representatives of nine Israeli political parties gathered for an English-language election ...
Opinion
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What Was Hamas Really Trying to Accomplish on October 7?

Three years after the October 7 massacre, Hamas's promises to repeat the attacks raise urgent questions about genocidal intent, the regional forces behind the organization, and the future of Gaza.By ...
Opinion
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Western Sahara at a Crossroads: Can Morocco's Autonomy Plan End the Conflict?

By Mustapha EzzarghaniFor more than half a century, the Western Sahara dispute has remained one of Africa's most stubborn territorial conflicts. United Nations peacekeepers have been deployed for 35 ...