Millet in the Middle East: Disunity in diversity
The Middle Eastern practice of assigning a faith to every citizen and a separate court system for each religion promotes division and sectarianism.
Read MoreThe Middle Eastern practice of assigning a faith to every citizen and a separate court system for each religion promotes division and sectarianism.
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Read MoreEgyptians will no longer tolerate paying for the state-run newspapers that peddled Hosni Mubarak’s propaganda.
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Read MoreGlobal TV networks provide us with insight into major events around the world. But surely we can do without the terrible ‘global ads’.
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