Reflections on World Politics

If you follow world politics, you know about the fall of the Assad regime in Syria. Growing up in Lebanon, I was among the millions who lived under the terror of the Assad regime’s bombs for over a decade. First, it was led by the father, Hafez, and then his son, Bashar. Now, they are […]

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