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Should the West Support the Independence of Kurdistan?
As Western diplomacy in the Middle East appears to be doomed to a vicious circle of blunders ...
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Israel’s Support for a Kurdish State
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Populism: political race to the bottom in the era of “alternative facts”
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Ayatollahs’ “silent tears” against a nation’s century of distress!
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Ancient DNA Is Rewriting Human (and Neanderthal) History
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Only Leonardo da Vinci in private hands set to fetch £75m at auction
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The problem for the world’s most expensive spice
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Vahid Nick Pay – When the Islamic Republic of Iran launched its fully-articulated political agenda in the aftermath of the 1979 revolution, it merged the concept of political Islam with the previously secular readings of the republican doctrine of state. This book provides an analysis of the constitutional and institutional structure of public power in...