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RIP Gerry, a great friend and a fine correspondent
theguardian.com/media/2022/o…
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This week’s #HellenicFridays recommendation is “Something Will Happen, You’ll see” by Greek author Christos Oikonomou. You can now read it online in English or Greek here: europereadr.eu/en/readr-book…
@KingsAHRI
📚"Something Will Happen, You'll See" by the Greek author Christos Oikonomou is available to read free online, both in English and Greek, on the digital platform #EuropeReadr, which offers a selection of books from 27 EU countries on global issues.
➡️europereadr.eu/en/readr-book…
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First Palestinian intifada-generated optimism - perhaps naive? - has faded. In conversation with @olireports Reporting on Israel: ‘Thirty years on, we are still covering the same old enmities’ theguardian.com/world/2021/j…
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We're off on our walking tour! @KingsAHRI
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Extract from the Balfour Project statement to conclude out conference "Israel/Palestine: in search of the rule of law"
Recordings will soon be available on our website.
Full statement can be found here
balfourproject.org/israel-pa…
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Fabulous to hear Baroness Hale @BalfourProject - Starts by stating that the 2nd part of the Balfour Declaration has not been implemented "the rights of the non-Jewish communities in Palestine have indeed been prejudiced, and much of this is in breach of international law"
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Ahmed AlMansi had a popular YouTube channel with his daughters Sarah & Hala about their life in #Gaza. In one video he tries to distract his terrified girls from the airstrikes with toys. It would his last. Ahmed was killed in airstrikes over the weekend independent.co.uk/news/world…
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Hamas's actions appear as if they are signing up to Bibi's re-election campaign. What was their thinking? What single action can we do to take all the pressure off Netanyahu? Let's start sending rockets. Militarily useless (but dangerous to civilians) but politically destructive.
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THREAD More context from my forthcoming book, Protesting Jordan, on the Abdullah-Hamza rift in #Jordan and understanding the East Bank communities (sorry it’s a long thread)
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"During Yamani’s last few years in office, demand for oil was in decline, non-Opec production was on the rise and commercial stocks were high. This was pretty much the state of the oil market in 2020 when the coronavirus pandemic struck..."
mailchi.mp/mees/remembering-…
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Commentary on the decision to remove the #Beirutblast investigator today, partially because his house was damaged by the blast.
By @the_levantist
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#SaudiArabia : #Neom contract winners range from engineering giants to PR gurus
The early plans for Neom were put together by a predictable line up of global consultants including Boston Consulting Group .@BCG , .@McKinsey & Company and .@OliverWyman gsn-online.com/article/saudi…
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Free Read: #LNG Buyers Look to the Skies to Curb Methane Emissions
mailchi.mp/mees/lng-buyers-l…
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Qatar sees off challengers to remain global No.1 LNG exporter in 2020. Read MEES for the analysis: bit.ly/2LsJXg9
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Opec revenues are on course to drop by a huge $250bn in 2020. Read the analysis at bit.ly/3fT6WM6
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#Turkey has drilled eight wells in the East Med in less than two years. And so far, all have been dry.
But could its 'politics by other means' drilling campaign eventually hit gas? Check out this week's @MeesEnergy and the related map: bit.ly/30L9JQY
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As trenchant and insightful a piece on Israel-Gulf state normalization @yarotrof as I've read. wsj.com/articles/the-gulf-ar…




























