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Nadia Ahmad
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Nadia Ahmad
Nadia Ahmad is a Lebanese journalist, public policy researcher, and political analyst. She is focused on the Near and Middle East, analysing geopolitics through a political theology approach and the dynamics of Abrahamism.
From Assad to Erdogan: How Israel and the U.S. made the wrong chess move
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2 days ago
The orphans of the Arab Republic: Are secular Sunnis becoming the new minority of the Levant?
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7 days ago
From Mecca to the battlefield: Should David fear an Islamic Goliath?
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2 weeks ago
The resurrection of Andalusia
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3 weeks ago
Cease the drone buzz: Redefining ceasefire in Lebanon
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4 weeks ago
Between Hezbollah and Shalom: A signature against history
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1 month ago
Europe's heat wave and the solar coup: How the sun democratises what the earth monopolised
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1 month ago
FIFA: The last Stalinist empire: When Norway’s Viking spirit met football’s global bureaucracy
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1 month ago
Trump and Meloni: When America first meets Italy's First
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1 month ago
Turkey at Israel’s border: Trump’s Ankara visit and the post-Iran Middle East struggle
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2 months ago
The day Die Mannschaft lost its aura
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2 months ago
From the Nile to the Euphrates: Territory, hegemony or a post-Iran war myth?
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2 months ago
When allies speak different languages: Trump, Netanyahu and the new Middle East
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2 months ago
What Tehran's agreement with Washington tells us about Iran post-Khamenei
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2 months ago
Do Iranians remember how to play chess?
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2 months ago
Why the World Cup still looks like the 20th Century
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3 months ago
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