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Appointment in Damascus
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TIME columnist Joe Klein on the Syrian
troop withdrawal and President Assad |
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official photograph of Syrian President Bashar
Assad is extremely stern. The photos and
murals of his father and predecessor Hafez Assad,
still festooned throughout Syria, are leavened by the confident gaze and
beneficent smile possible only for a dictator in total control.
Bashar, however |
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Two Faces…Of….Americanism…..Ali
Shihabi
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 Americanism
and Anti Americanism have been talked a lot about, even through media
like The American Enterprise online and The CNN. The first published in
June 2004 an essay by Jean-Francois Revel entitled Anti-Globalism
= Anti-Americanism. The second’s correspondent announced two years
ago Anti Americanism in Europe deepens. |
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Palmyra: From an Oasis to a Barbaric State
Majid Hibbou |
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Syrian people boast one of the oldest civilizations. Throughout history,
their civilization was very prosperous. They left a legacy to the whole
of humanity. The Syrian made multiple contributions to the development
of the humanity, these contributions include, but certainly are not
limited to, the discovery of agriculture and the first alphabet in the
history of mankind. |
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SIX SYRIAN HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS AND
CIVIL SOCIETY FIGURES ARE IN JAIL
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 Aref
Daleela: (Lataquia 1943) Professor of
economy, great figure of Revival of the Civil Society.
Arrested in
9/08/2000, condemned to 10 years by the Supreme State
Security Court. Actually in Adra prison |
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Mohammed Mamoun Al‑Homsi and Riad Saif Damascus
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are the three words that govern the way ruling institutions operate in
our Arab world. With the use of these three words, other vocabulary such
as constitution, law, democracy and human rights disappear from the
Arabic language dictionary. Despotism and oppression have become the
unifying symbols for Arab regimes |
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