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Protests in Belarus and Thailand, Lebanese chaos, Turkey-Cyprus, Israel-UAE agreement

Protests in Belarus and Thailand, Lebanese chaos, Turkey-Cyprus, Israel-UAE agreement
Geopolitical events of the week
The Beirut explosion and the drive to war

The Beirut explosion and the drive to war
Nobody can be certain of the true reasons behind the Beirut explosion, whether it was an accident or an act of sabotage
Last week in Turkey: Greek-Egyptian maritime agreement, delegation in Lebanon, rise in Turkey

Last week in Turkey: Greek-Egyptian maritime agreement, delegation in Lebanon, rise in Turkey
Geopolitical events in Turkey
Will Macron use the tragedy in Beirut to restore French rule over Lebanon?

Will Macron use the tragedy in Beirut to restore French rule over Lebanon?
After the recent devastating explosion, Beirut comes face to face with an old threat once again: French neocolonialism
The call from Lebanese experts: It’s time for solidarity, not separation

The call from Lebanese experts: It’s time for solidarity, not separation
The blast was the largest in the history of Lebanon
Dr. Marwa Osman: “There’s anger on the streets of Beirut after the explosion”

Dr. Marwa Osman: “There’s anger on the streets of Beirut after the explosion”
Interview with Political Scientist and university lecturer from Beirut Marwa Osman.
Who stands to benefit from the Beirut Explosion?

Who stands to benefit from the Beirut Explosion?
The geopolitical context, possible causes and consequences of the disaster in Lebanon's capital
International Youth Statement for the New World after COVID-19

International Youth Statement for the New World after COVID-19
A multipolar world in which hegemony is condemned. A civilization based on the values of public good, solidarity and mutual aid
Oil, money and Hezbollah: What is at stake in the protests in Lebanon?

Oil, money and Hezbollah: What is at stake in the protests in Lebanon?
In early January, Lebanon was rocked by a new wave of protests
Why has everyone forgotten about Lebanon?

Why has everyone forgotten about Lebanon?
About three months ago, when thousands of Lebanese went into the streets demanding systemic change and opposing corruption, they likely never thought that their move would lead the country into a dead end and bankruptcy.
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