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Syria—what cost “victory?”

6 years ago
by Graham E. Fuller* -- A deep contradiction lies at the heart of US policy towards the present horrifying conflict in Syria. Which is better? To now reluctantly accept continuation of Bashar al-Asad in power in Damascus for the foreseeable future, thereby hastening the end of the war and the killing? Or to fight till […]
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Graham Fuller’s Scorecard on Predictions for 2015–Part 1

7 years ago
THE LEVANT NEWS -- by Graham E. Fuller -- Having rashly ventured last year into making predictions for the coming year of 2015 in the Middle East, how do those assessments bear up today, one year later? This self-graded scorecard comes in two separate articles: due to space limitations I take up here today two […]
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Stability’s a Good Thing, Isn’t It?

7 years ago
by Graham E. Fuller Source: grahamefuller.com -- Who doesn’t want stability? If there is anything feared by virtually all humans, it is living in anarchy, chaos, lawlessness. When you can’t even go out to buy a loaf of bread without risking your life. When times are troubled political leaders naturally promise law and order as […]
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Graham Fuller’s novel, “Breaking Faith”, is now out

7 years ago
By Graham Fuller - I am happy to announce that my first novel is now out: “Breaking Faith: A novel of espionage and an American’s crisis of conscience in Pakistan.” I’ve long had an interest in the role of fiction in bringing certain kinds of political, social—and human—realities to life as compared to the drier […]
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Interpreting Islam to Muslims

7 years ago
By Graham E. Fuller - Source: grahamefuller.com - Can’t we ever learn? Here goes the White House again, appointing a “new” task force designed to “blunt the ISIS message.” Washington seems to believe that a main source of ISIS success to date lies in American failure to get the right word out, to tell Muslims […]
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