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Opinion: After the failure of the Oslo Accords, Trump's 'Deal of the Century', and the recent wave of aggression in East Jerusalem and Gaza, democratic elections are the only way out, writes Hicham Alaoui.
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Book Club: Nadeem M. Qureshi’s phenomenal new English translation of Shakib Arslan’s 1930 book Why Muslims Lagged Behind and Others Progressed has brought a fascinating, and relevant, intellectual exchange available to the English-speaking world.
Veteran of the Arab media scene, Rami Khouri, surveys the contemporary media landscape and its changing role in society.
Comment: Rami Khouri witnesses a shift in the way Israel's occupation is understood and talked about on the global stage, and considers its implications for Palestinians and Israel.
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Viruses mutate constantly, and the surge in infections in India has resulted in more opportunities for new versions to emerge.
Comment: For Iranians tired of one-dimensional 'likes', persistent trolls, and absent audiences, Clubhouse has fostered a new kind of more inclusive, real-time political dialogue, writes Hossein Derakhshan.
Intense fighting in northwest Syria has rendered swaths of the region uninhabitable as conditions deteriorate.
Sarah Markiewicz unravels the beloved diversity of learning Arabic, its regional varieties, and how recent events in the region have thrust technology into the heart of its pedagogical application.
Comment: Given China's increasing power, the international community must act now to ensure that a Uighur genocide does not become become a pivotal event of the century, writes Azeem Ibrahim.
Saadawi was the Arabic-speaking world's most influential feminist.