News 17 Mar 2018 PM Theresa May: Expulsion of British diplomats ‘doesn’t change the facts’ Russia’s expulsion of 23 British diplomats “doesn’t change the facts of the matter” of the poisoning of a former double agent in an English city, Prime Minister Theresa May Source:… Meet the Middle East
News 17 Mar 2018 An interview with global counterterrorism expert Fiamma Nirenstein In a discussion with the Gatestone Institute, Nirenstein weighs in on Israel, Europe, the US, and their relationships with the rise in terrorism and the situation in the Middle East.… Meet the Middle East
News 17 Mar 2018 The impending embassy move's effects on Israeli, Palestinian ties with U.S. The new US Embassy is expected to open its doors on May 14, the 70th anniversary of Israel’s declaration of independence. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: The impending embassy move's… Meet the Middle East
News 13 Mar 2018 Are Egypt’s clerics key to solving water crisis? Mosques and churches in Egypt are raising awareness of the rationalization of water use, but Egyptians are divided over their involvement. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Are Egypt’s clerics key… Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 IRGC funding for cinema stirs debate in Iran Financial support from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps becomes a heated topic in Iran’s cinema community. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: IRGC funding for cinema stirs debate in Iran Meet the Middle East
News 31 Dec 1969 Iranian media abuzz over sudden Tehran mayor resignation The sudden resignation of Tehran’s Reformist mayor has surprised Reformist media and political activists alike. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Iranian media abuzz over sudden Tehran mayor resignation Meet the Middle East
News 13 Mar 2018 Rivlin cuts ribbon at new KKL-JNF School of Excellence pilot project The school is meant to help youngsters in the periphery to realize their potential. Source: Jerusalem Post Full Article: Rivlin cuts ribbon at new KKL-JNF School of Excellence pilot project Meet the Middle East
News 15 Mar 2018 Lebanon elections pit old guard against new movement Lebanon’s parliamentary elections, slated for May 6 under a new electoral law, include a new movement determined to break the control of political dynasties. Source: Al Monitor Full Article: Lebanon… Meet the Middle East
News 12 Mar 2018 Smart cities can save citizens 125 hours per year Study by Juniper Research for Intel shows average savings from smart city improvements Source: ITP.net Full Article: Smart cities can save citizens 125 hours per year Meet the Middle East
News 14 Mar 2018 Egyptian campaign speaks up for architectural heritage Inspired by the plight of an Alexandria villa that has played an important literary role, a group of Egyptians are working to educate the public and protect the remaining palaces… Meet the Middle East