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Fighting for Girls' Education No Matter What
"The Taliban have not changed, but our women have grown stronger. They stand up and fight for their rights. As a mother, sister, daughter, and wife, I…
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Why Authoritarians Hate the Internet
The moment empowered citizens realize the potential for a better future, the authoritarians have already lost. With internet access, they are one step…
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My Recommendations to the German Parliament
Strategies for a free and thriving Middle East
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Hundreds of Thousands of Iraqis Were Killed in the War. One Was My Brother.
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Living in the Age of Misinformation
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Iran and the Future: an Interview with an Iranian Dissident
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Incels, Terrorists, and Crybabies
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The American Dream vs The Iraqi Dream
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Why Authoritarians Hate the Internet
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Lebanon’s Sovereignty Hinges on Amplifying Voices That Love Their Country
Lebanon’s political system, deeply sectarian and dysfunctional, must be reformed to represent the will of the people—not just the leaders of sectarian…
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Reform or Ruin in the Middle East
If we’re serious about shaping the future, we must confront some hard truths and ask some tough questions—is there any hope left for the region?
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Saving Yolo Art Center
The Yolo Art Center is more than just a building; it is a home away from home for many.
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Defending Jordan's Sovereignty is Not a Betrayal, but a Necessity
This isn't about choosing between Israel and Iran; it's about preventing Jordan from becoming a casualty of regional power plays, much like Lebanon…
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Navigating the Crossroads
Iraq is faced with a critical choice: succumb to expanding Iranian influence or pursue its own interests and sovereignty.
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The New Middle East Twenty-two Years Post-9/11
The political and socioeconomic experiment that is the Middle East is reaching critical mass as Western nations are increasingly less interested in…
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What the Middle East Gets Wrong About Freedom of Speech
The opinions of a free country’s citizenry don’t always (or even often) reflect those of the government, and that’s the entire point.
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