Agenda-setting newspapers and TV stations facing scramble to survive amid state dysfunction For nearly 80 years since its postwar independence, Lebanon has been a haven for regional media, giving a platform to journalism and entertainment that few other countries in the Middle East would dare to match. Its newspapers ... Read More »
let’s imagine a Chinese “applied history” project, similar to the one at Harvard’s Belfer Center that helped spawn professor Graham Allison’s widely discussed book “Destined for War.” Allison’s historical analysis led him to posit a “Thucydides Trap” and the danger (if not inevitability) of war between a rising China and ... Read More »
“Achieving Iraq” is the official name of the committee , ” Chilcot ,” relative to the Chairman of the Committee Sir John Chilcott , a committee British to achieve a competent, independent inquiry about Britain’s involvement in the Iraq war launched by the United Kingdom and the United States in ... Read More »
The author Michael Cohen write an article in the guardian newspaper talking about the presidential elections in America and the race struggle between the republican nominee Donald trump and the Democratic one Hillary Clinton, entitled: “Trump’s vision of America is ugly and dark. Clinton should respond with hope.” He started ... Read More »
Samer Attar, a surgeon with Northwestern Medicine in Chicago, is a volunteer with the Syrian American Medical Society and the Aleppo City Medical Council. “Please don’t cut off my leg,” a Syrian man pleaded. He had been shopping when a missile hit a crowded market. The blast seared off his ... Read More »
To license media outlets, applications should be submitted to the Ministry of Information – Diwan Department. Following are the most prominent types of licenses that can be obtained: License to establish a publishing house (Article 71) License to sell publications, books, photos and drawings License to own a printing house Read More »
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