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Thinking inside the tank; Syria should join the club
The lack of Arab representation in global think tanks is a cause for concern. Long-term efforts need to be put in place to ensure an Arab voice is heard.
Look who's talking in the Arab world
It is often in times of severe crisis, or of war, that the vast gulf separating media on either side of the Atlantic, and on either shore of the Mediterranean, becomes most visible, audible and practically touchable.
Syria on their minds: the re-positioning battle
Syria’s multifaceted identity has been lost in a sea of tired slogans and needs redefining: cradle of civilisation, land of diversity, conversion on the road to Damascus, oldest capital in the world …
Syria's Sociable Spectators and Solitary Surfers
With countless rusty dishes turned to the sky in a single direction, as if supplicating in unison the gods of free entertainment and information to beam non-stop broadcasts, there is little doubt that pan-Arab television has become the true opium of the masses …
Social Metamorphosis in the Cradle of Civilization
Damascus' new taste for luxury has created a growing gap between the rich – who ostentatiously display their wealth – and the poor who are growing increasingly alienated.
Spinning the Golan
Israel has long enlisted a small army of public relations specialists to create its own version of history and enlist public opinion. It’s time for Syria to do the same.