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Articles related to "Arab States"
Majority Live in Cities New research from the World Bank predicts substantial increases in global populations and the increasing importance of urbanization. What are the implications of this? urbanization • population • sub-saharan africa • arab states • latin and caribbean states
Failure of Arab League The most obvious regional organziation, spanning the entire Middle East and incorporating all the Arab states,is the Arab League. arab league • rational choice theory • neo-functionalism • international relations • functionalism
Contemporary Egyptian Architects
A look at current Egyptian architects inspired by the ideas of Hassan Fathy. egyptian architects • egypt • cairo • hassan fathy
The Unending Cycle of Violence An intensification of violence between Israel and the Gaza Strip has each side pursuing the need to defend against the aggression of the other? Can the cycle ever end? israeli-palestinian violence • mideast cycle of violence • israel and palestinians • gaza strip • israel and arab states
The History of the United Arab Emirates The United Arab Emirates sits atop the "rhinoceros horn" of the Arabian peninsula. A small prosperous federation of tribal states, the UAE was founded on 2 December 1971. history united arab emirates • history uae • united arab emirates independence • uae independence • uae national day
The Life Of T.E. Lawrence T.E. Lawrence is considered as one of the greatest heroes of World War 1 as well as being a great author and poet. His role in the Great War is still prevalent today. lawrence of arabia • t.e. lawrence • the arab revolt • crisis in the middle east • world war 1
No Peace in Sight Yasser Arafat's refusal to recognize Israel's place in the Middle East is the obstacle to peace. yasser arafat • israel
The Arab League The Arab League was formed in the aftermath of the Allied defeat of Germany in response to calls for increased Jewish immigration into the area of the Palestinian mandate. Arab leaders, particularly the Egyptians, perceived that their interests in general and the Palestinian Arabs in particular were to be sacrificed to make up for European anti-Semitism and the Holocaust. arab • israel • arab league • palestine • mandate
The Eisenhower Doctrine of 1957 The late President Eisenhower warned of the ramifications of Middle Eastern economic and political instability in his address to Congress, January 1957. eisenhower doctrine • nasser • faisal • hussein • suez canal
Oversimplifying History Dave Ellison, a seventh-grade teacher, reports how he taught his students about events leading up to the attack on the United States on September 11, 2001. abraham • promised land • romans • a.d. 70 • a.d. 132
Preserving the Emirati National Identity The UAE is known for its rapid growth and groundbreaking development. UAE leaders are hoping their heritage initiatives will make the Emirati cultural equally renown. uae • united arab emirates • national identity • intangible heritage • unesco
Hezbollah Spreading in the Western Hemisphere? There are growing concerns that the terrorist group Hezbollah is increasing its presence in America's backyard. hezbollah • iran • venezuela • terrorism • lebanon
To be a State or Not to Be a State, That Is the Question Palestinian Authority ponders declaring statehood statehood • palestine • wye • conference • clinton
UN SG Condemns Peacekeeper Deaths The recent deaths of African Union (AU) peacekeepers highlights the continued unrest and strife in Darfur. ban ki-moon condemns deaths • darfur region • african union • peacekeeper deaths • united nations
A History of Dhofar Dhofar is a lush tropical region in the Arabian kingdom of Oman but it was not always a part of Oman and in the 1960s tried to assert its independence in civil war. history of dhofar • dhofar revolt • sultanate of oman • gulf states • sultan qaboos
Begin the World Over Again Despite the cynicism of some, the Iraqis show that they aspire to democracy. iraq elections
Conflict's History of Israel-Palestine Israel declared their independence in 1948 with recognition from the United States and Russia. israel • palestine • cnn • oslo accords • righteous victims
Early History of Lebanon Lebanon today does not evoke positive images of Middle Eastern tranquility. However, this diverse nation used to be a beacon of hope amid this volatile region. lebanon • national pact • christians • muslims • middle east history
Editorial: No Arab Cooperation with American Investigators After almost a year, American officials in Yemen investigating the October 2001 terrorist attack on a U.S. Navy destroyer are no closer to making a connection to suspected mastermind Usamah bin Ladin. Just as the investigation following the bombing of a U.S. Air Force housing complex in Saudi Arabia in 1996, Arab states are not cooperating with the United States. Why not? yemen • united states • saudi arabia • usamah bi ladin • osama bin laden
Hamas and its Role in Gaza After a shaky six-month ceasefire between Israel and Hamas controlled Gaza, hostilities have restarted following rocket attacks by Hamas on Israeli towns. hamas • fatah • palestinian authority • intefadeh • west bank
Is the Right of Return Wrong? The right of return is a strange concept that is sure to bring more strife to a region already embroiled in conflict. right • return • israel • palestine
Israel's Risky Choices Israel is often told it must yield some security to achieve peace. A wrong choice could leave it with neither. israel's security • independence for palestinians • israel-arab dispute • terrorism in the middle east • mideast peace
Recognizing Kosovo's Independence A brief analysis of Kosovo's recent secession from Serbia and the problems associated with secession under the nation-state model of international relations. kosovo independence • kosovo secession • nation-state sovereignty • quebecois in quebec • basques in spain
Secrets in the Desert: The Necessity of Secret Talks in the Peace Process backchannels • diplomacy • bush • oslo • madrid
The Burj Al Arab Hotel This tall and luxurious hotel in this oil rich Arab Emirate boasts a rooftop tennis court and a restaurant with a huge seawater aquarium. the burj al arab hotel • dubai's most famous landmark • a seven star hotel • oil rich arab emirate • how do guests arrive at the burj al arab
World's Stateless People Stranded by War According to Refugees International, there are about 12 million people in the world who do not have citizenship status in any country. stateless people • people without citizenship • world’s non-citizens • statelessness • people without a state
Al-Jazeera, by El-Nawawy and Iskandar How did a free Arab news network scoop the world and change the Middle East? This book chronicles the development and success of Al-Jazeera. al jazeera news • press freedom • al-jazeera • reasons popularity al-jazeera • al-jazeera qatar
Benefit of the Doubt We should give Clinton the benefit of the doubt with regard to the attack on Iraq. However, we have missed the major issue of President authority to take us to war. clinton • iraq • impeachment • impeach • bombing
Black Nobel Prize Winner Bunche Home, A Landmark Barack Obama is the third US black to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Ralph Bunche was the first African American to do so. His NY home is a national landmark. bunche • nobel peace prize • nobel peace • african american • black
North Korea, Nukes, and Nonsense Does anyone truly believe North Korea will back away from its nuclear weapons program just because of diplomatic pressure? No - unless they are on the UN pay roll and do not want a job as a weapons inspector. north korea • axis of evil • nuclear weapons in asia • korean war • new conflict in korea
Shopping in Dubai's Gold Souk If you are planning a trip to Dubai, you'll want to make the most of the city's exotic shopping opportunities by visiting its modern shopping malls and traditional souks. dubai gold souk • dubai • uae • shopping in dubai • dubai shopping festival
The Battle of Tarim Basin The only military encounter between the Chinese and the Arabs led to decisive defeat for the Chinese. What is the background to this incident? china • tang dynasty • military history • arabs
The Economic Rise of Japan and OPEC In these challenging economic times, the economies of Japan and the OPEC nations continue to remind us that a nation's economic recovery can depend on many factors. rising economies • third-world economies • economic prosperity • oil and the world • japan rise to power
The Nixon Presidency Richard Nixon is surely best remembered for the Watergate scandal and subsequent resignation. There is certainly much more to his time in office than that, however. richard milhous nixon • nixon presidency • vietnam war • watergate scandal • nixon domestic affairs
Israel's Siraling Threat Profile Once of powerful miltary giant, Israel's security is now seriously threatened by a danger never thought possible 20 years ago. israel • palestinian • threat • weapons • strategy
Oil, Labor, and Liberty Sometimes Western countries deploy armies to fight for oil. Sometimes Western countries ignore the activities of ruling army generals whose policies directly affect oil reserves. What draws this strange distinction? nigerian politics • ruling african juntas • dictatorships in africa • nigerian oil industry • mashud abiollah
Schooling for Expat Children A review of the schooling options for expatriate children. expat • expatriate • school • schools • curriculum
Theories, Facts, and Conjecture about the War on Terrorism Since September 11 we've all been subjected to reminders that over 90% of Americans are behind the "war on terrorism." I've also been subjected to warnings that everything we hear in the press is lies and propaganda. In this article I examine various theories about the war and decide which are true. I could very well be wrong about any of this, but so could you. war • terrorism • taliban • afghanistan • osama bin laden |
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