Georgia And The European Union: What Lies Ahead? – OpEd
In November, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze announced the ruling Georgian Dream Party’s decision to pause all accession talks with
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Author: Sufyan bin Uzayr
Sufyan bin Uzayr is a writer, educator, and commentator with a diverse set of experience. He blogs at politicalperiscope.com
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Articles by Sufyan bin Uzayr :
Francophobia Among Muslims: Just Another Myth? – OpEd
Recently, CounterPunch published an article titled “First English, Then American, and Now Muslim Francophobia”. In this article, the author Liaquat
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A Year In Kazakhstan: Some Observations – OpEd
As the world comes to terms with the coronavirus effect, I’ve been sitting at home, juggling my time between conducting
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Astana, Kazakhstan: The City Of The Future? – OpEd
Continuing my travels through the ex-Soviet states, I reached Astana (now, Nur-Sultan City) from Tashkent. Ever wondered what would happen
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South Sudan: A ‘Fragile’ Country Ravaged By Famine And War – OpEd
If you are looking for a country afflicted with every possible horror one can think of, South Sudan does a
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Muhammad Ali: An American Muslim – OpEd
Muhammad Ali, the greatest boxer this world has ever known, is no more. The fact that he is gone is
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Russia’s War Against Crimean Tatars – OpEd
Last year, Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine, and it made international news. Pro-Ukrainian factions considered Russian actions to be unfair
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Islamophobia, US And The Case Of The Arabic Language – OpEd
While sane and insane voices exist in every society, it is common knowledge by now that Islamophobes are pretty loud
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Remembering The 1995 Dayton Accords – OpEd
Back in the early 1990s, a war broke out in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Over 100,000 people lost their lives, and
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Middle East: The Way Ahead – OpEd
Ever since World War I, if there is one region of the world that has been in constant turmoil, it
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