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LSE MEC builds on LSE's long engagement with the Middle East and provides a central hub for the wide range of research on the region.
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RT @lsehistory: Jack Roush (one of our PhD Candidates) has published article on Iran in "The Hill". In wake of U.S. strikes and a fragile c….
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RT @KamaranMPalani: Following Barak’s statement that federalism doesn't work in Syria, I would like to reshare my February blog post for @L….
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RT @LSEsociology: Read MSc student Agit Karatas's article for @LSEHumanRights, which reflects on the Kurdish movement’s cautious optimism i….
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RT @xpgomes3: #Sustainability efforts matter. They can spark cultural and behavioural change and offer local models for a 'greener' future.….
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As #Kuwait moves toward its 2060 net-zero goal, past and present sustainability efforts matter. They can spark cultural change & offer local models for a greener future. Read @xpgomes3, @a_alragam & @AlshalfanS's new blog – and share your stories with us!.
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RT @EducationPeace1: 🧐 What is Political Economy Analysis and why does it matter?. In this short introduction, @JumanaWaeli & Nidal Al Haj….
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RT @AfricaAtLSE: 📢 Secure your spot for the Africa Rising Symposium!. We are partnering with @EMYAfrica again for the second Africa Rising….
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RT @AfricaAtLSE: “Civilization Eagle 2025” underscores the emergence of a multipolar security order. As China expands its military diplomac….
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RT @LSEHumanRights: In our latest #LSEHumanRights blog, current MSc student Agit Karatas reflects on the Kurdish movement’s cautious optimi….
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RT @IEMed_: Are #Syrians now likely to face many of the same problems that afflicted other Arab countries after their #ArabSpring revolutio….
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Can bioenergy from waste reshape #Kuwait’s energy future?. Food waste, manure, agricultural residues and petroleum sludge – often buried and forgotten – hold untapped potential for clean energy. @JeanElAchkar1 for the blog.
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RT @lsehistory: Dr Roham Alvandi shared his thoughts in Engelsberg Ideas on the hubris of Ali Khamenei and the missed opportunities that th….
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A new publication by our Kuwait Research Officer, Dr Nidal Al Haj Sleiman, explores the phenomenon of 'international education' in the region (1995–2022). Co-authored with @RaniaSawalhi & Youmen Chaaban.
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RT @LSEIRDept: 📰 Visiting Senior Fellow Dr @motazedanahita shares her insights in the BBC News article titled "What is left of Iran's 'Axi….
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RT @omar_alghazzi: I wrote this essay a few months back in reaction to the fall of Al-Assad. It is published on @allegra_lab as part of a s….
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RT @LSEIRDept: Professor @ProfTobyDodge was featured in the @guardian article, “Outcome of Israel’s war with #Iran is uncertain even if US….
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RT @Remzioz: The Middle East’s leaders “not only lack legitimacy, they’re running on empty.” @FawazGerges joins @FaisalAlYafai on the podca….
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RT @CH_MENAP: Looking ahead, for Iraq, the central challenge will be whether Baghdad & Erbil can strengthen their cooperation to reduce dep….
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Saudi Arabia's 'Vision 2030' has focused on diversifying its economy through emphasising non-oil sectors and attracting global investments, but the US and Japan offer one crucial lesson: localise the workforce. @WoroudAldossari for the blog
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