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·23rd November 2021

Why is the West so desensitised to tragedy in the Middle East?

Lucie Guano Dent
Jordan is a bastion of peace in comparison to many other states the Middle East. Relatively stable, the most the...
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·21st October 2020

The path towards peace in the Middle East

Amir Pichhadze
Image Description: Amir’s painting featured at an Exhibition at York University (1998). From left to right: Case Ootes, Toronto Deputy...
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·1st March 2020

US-Taliban deal: new hope for the Middle East?

Robert Macilraith
Image description: U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo arrives in Doha, Qatar, cite of US-Taliban peace talks In an historic...
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·14th January 2020

Debate: what is the right response to the Iran Crisis?

Robert Macilraith
Image description: Qasem Soleimani International co-operation is the only solution Boris Johnson’s government is right to offer cautious support to...
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·25th October 2016

Meanwhile, in Calais –

Robert Jackson
Oft repeated is that standing on the beach at Calais on a clear day you can see the English coastline....
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·25th April 2016

1979 Revolution: Black Friday

Daniel Amir
This is my first time in Iran – the streets are heaving with mustachioed men and women in flares, above...
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·5th February 2016

Debate: Should we ban Donald Trump from the UK?

Claire Simms and Alex Lupsiau
Yes – Claire Simms: Ever since the launch of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in June 2015, he has dominated the...
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·19th October 2015

Has our approach to action in Syria betrayed the revolution?

Redha Rubaie
In recent weeks, Russia has fulfilled its promise to make use of its military hardware in order to suppress the...
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·1st March 2013

Oxford and the BDS campaign

Alice Robb
Last week, JCRs and MCRs across Oxford voted overwhelmingly to leave OUSU’s name off the NUS motion to support the...
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·20th May 2021

Exit wounds: Western failure and withdrawal from Afghanistan

Will Neill
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·24th August 2020

We need to talk about the ethnic cleansing of Middle Eastern Jews

Asher Weisz
Image description: a Jewish Yamaka against a black background. In recent days, disturbing reports have come out of war-torn Yemen....
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·21st January 2020

Debate: what is the right response to the Iran crisis?

Santiago Bedoya Pardo
The United Kingdom must lead mediation Qasem Soleimani is no martyr. To lament his death would be to turn a...
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·12th October 2017

The state of Iraq post-Daesh looks bleak

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The liberation of Mosul and the continued fight against the last few pockets of Daesh resistance in Iraq is at...
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·23rd May 2016

Positive Refugee Stories

Rachel Dunne
It is undeniable that we have been facing a refugee crisis in Europe – over a million people travelled here...
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·18th April 2016

Islamic State: Music and Propaganda

Reports published towards the end of last year suggested that somewhere in the region of 30,000 foreign fighters have now...
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·15th January 2016

The Problem with Saudi Arabia and its executions

Shahryar Iravani
The execution of Nimr Al-Nimr, a Shia sheikh and political dissenter who called for free elections in Saudi Arabia and...
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·20th March 2013

The Iraq War: A Tentative Defence 10 Years On

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Ten years ago to the day the first coalition troops entered Iraq; a month later, George W. Bush declared the...
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