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Why Syria Matters
Last week we heard news that Arab spring had finally begun to bloom in Syria. Al Jazeera cut away from coverage in Libya to carry President Bashar al-Assad’s speech in which he was expected to address his security forces massacre of … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East, U.S. Foreign Policy
Tagged Iran, Middle East, Obama administration, Protests, Syria, U.S. Foreign Policy
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