
Hizbullah: Stronger domestically, less influential regionally
By Afro-Middle East Centre Beginnings Hizbullah was established in 1982, at the height of Lebanon’s fifteen-year civil war, to protect Lebanon’s Shi’a community which, at
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By Afro-Middle East Centre Beginnings Hizbullah was established in 1982, at the height of Lebanon’s fifteen-year civil war, to protect Lebanon’s Shi’a community which, at

By Basheer Nafi’ A truism that is valid for almost all revolutions – including the English, French, and the European revolutions of the mid-nineteenth century,

By Ali Hussein Bakir This paper discusses the on-going regional geopolitical transformations in the wake of the Arab revolutions, and examines the impact they have
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