News 31 Dec 1969 Netanyahu camp adds Arab 'extortion' to right-wing playbook With Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu unable to form a government with his right-wing allies, he and his associates hope to prevent others from succeeding at the task by launching a… Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Is the Kurdish dream of autonomy coming to an end? The clouds of doubt over the Kurdish autonomy project in northern Syria have thickened after the Kurds struck a military alliance with Damascus, without getting any assurances on their future… Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Beirut burns as Lebanon protests new taxes Protests in Lebanon over new taxes continued despite the use of force by politicians' bodyguards. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Beirut burns as Lebanon protests new taxes Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Iraq on low boil in anticipation of renewed protests The crisis in Syria has only made Iraq’s problems worse. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Iraq on low boil in anticipation of renewed protests Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Congress puts heat on Saudis for helping fugitives flee country Congress is cracking down on Saudi Arabia for allegedly helping its citizens escape the US criminal justice system. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Congress puts heat on Saudis for helping… Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Why Russia isn't bothered by US-Turkey agreement on Syria Russia, which has been conducting its own whirlwind diplomacy this week, wasn't disturbed by the US-Turkey deal over northern Syria. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Why Russia isn't bothered by… Meet the Middle East
News 16 Oct 2019 Is US redesigning southern flank? Amid Turkey’s rapprochement with Russia, the United States has stepped up military cooperation with Greece, Turkey’s traditional regional rival, heralding shifts in geostrategic balances in the Balkans, the Aegean and… Meet the Middle East
News 17 Oct 2019 Turkish attacks cut water supply to Syrian province Shelling by Turkey in northeastern Syria has damaged the main water station supplying Hasakah province, where thousands of people, including many fleeing the Turkish invasion to the north, are at… Meet the Middle East
News 17 Oct 2019 Shelling, gunfire continues in northeast Syria after ceasefire deal: Reuters Shelling and gunfire resonated in the area of northeast Syria’s Ras al-Ain city on Friday, a Reuters reporter said, a day after Turkey agreed with the United States to pause… Meet the Middle East
News 18 Oct 2019 Clay chairs, edible statues make Jordan's design week one to remember Experimental projects abounded at Amman Design Week. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Clay chairs, edible statues make Jordan's design week one to remember Meet the Middle East