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Items by Hussein Majdoubi
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France reborn: The rise of the left and the decline of the far-right
The second round of the French legislative elections gave first place to the left-wing coalition, the Popular Front, with 182 seats, followed by Ensemble with 168 seats, while the far-right nationalist National Rally took third place with 143 seats. The victory of the left will restore the attempt to shape…
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Has France become a new American State?
“France is a new American state.” Yes, this is the appropriate description for Paris’s policy over the last two decades, from the presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy to the current President, Emmanuel Macron, as France has lost every policy initiative in foreign relations and become merely a follower and obedient to…
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The question is no longer ‘Are Western forces participating in fighting the Palestinians?’ but ‘What is the size and type of their operations?’
Under the guise of helping to search for hostages and preparing to evacuate their citizens, Western countries, led by the US and France, sent special military forces, considered among their elite, to Israel. There is a debate about whether these forces are participating in some of the Occupation army’s operations…
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Spain and the issue of Western Sahara
Relations between Morocco and Spain over the issue of Western Sahara are tense to the point of technical estrangement. A political rift may follow which could last for months. This prompts questions about the prevailing political positions among the politicians and intellectuals, and the deep state in Spain, towards Western…
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Why does the world keep quiet about the murder of nuclear scientists?
On 27 November, Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was assassinated; the killing has been assumed widely to have been the work of Israel. While some people expected an immediate response from Iran against Israel, others applauded the murder, believing that it will hinder Iran’s nuclear programme. What happened goes beyond…