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Why water scarcity is a security risk for the Middle East

  • The probability that water scarcity will lead to conflict in the region is 8 percent, says study
  • Water scarcity is more likely to stoke internal unrest than trigger cross-border wars
By Jumana Khamis ·
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Dick Cheney: Upcoming decade bleak if US adopts ‘disengagement’ policy

By Jumana Khamis ·
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Arab Strategy Forum: Saudi reforms positive for 1.8 billion Muslims

By Jumana Khamis ·

Arab world capable of creating bright future: Al-Gergawi

By Jumana Khamis ·

Unemployment high on list of Arab youth’s major concerns

By Jumana Khamis ·
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Arabs reject religion’s role in politics

By Caline Malek & Jumana Khamis ·

Dubai’s Arab Strategy Forum weighs ‘big issues that face our world’

By Arab News ·
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Bad tidings for Middle East’s religion-based political groups

By Caline Malek ·
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Poll bodes well for future of women’s empowerment in the Arab world

By Jumana Khamis ·
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Arabs fed up with corruption, survey suggests

By Jumana Khamis ·
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Study sees religion as the moral compass of Arab societies

By Caline Malek ·
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Arabs reject use of religion to gain power, poll suggests

By Caline Malek ·

Arab News/YouGov study for the Arab Strategy Forum to cast light on how Arabs view religion and politics

By Arab News ·

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