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Walid M. Sadi
By Walid M. Sadi - Apr 02,2016
If there is an international consensus that terrorism has become endemic across the globe and its treatment requires effective response, then nations may want to lower the threshold of respect for civil and political rights for a certain period of time till the danger ceases, sub
By Walid M. Sadi - Mar 26,2016
The international human rights process could be facing a crisis over certain human rights issues on which the world remains divided.For starters, what still strongly divides the international community is the issue of capital punishment.While an increasing number of states has pr
By Walid M. Sadi - Mar 19,2016
Russian President Vladimir Putin is playing games by once ordering his armed forces deployed in Syria and then suddenly recalling them after a few months of deployment.Putin said at the beginning that Russia’s military intervention in Syria was to combat Daesh and Jabhat Al Nusra
By Walid M. Sadi - Mar 12,2016
Israeli leaders, both from the right and the left, say that the two-state solution is now on life support.They also claim that the recent wave of violence did not help matters and may have convinced sceptics that coexistence between the two sides is not in the cards after all.Now
By Walid M. Sadi - Mar 05,2016
While the cessation of hostilities in Syria seems to be holding, it remains shaky after reported sporadic violations in some parts of the country.The UN Security Council’s recent action to endorse the “ceasefire” may suggest that both Russia and the US are supportive of the end o
By Walid M. Sadi - Feb 27,2016
The regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad is not shedding any tears over the exodus of millions of Syrians to neighbouring countries and beyond out of fear for their lives because of the five-year-old civil war in the country.No less than 1.3 million Syrian refugees have entere
By Walid M. Sadi - Feb 20,2016
Russia is acting as the main belligerent party in the Syrian conflict by intervening militarily on the side of Damascus and by putting its own conditions on who can represent the opposition in peace talks.It also behaves as the principal party to the Syrian conflict when it criti
By Walid M. Sadi - Feb 13,2016
I cannot see either the Republican front runner in the US presidential race Donald Trump or the equally popular Democratic contender Bernie Sanders being elected to the White House in November.Although showing great strength and popularity in their respective caucuses during
By Walid M. Sadi - Feb 06,2016
Despite all efforts and campaigns warning people not to leave their gas heaters on when they go to bed during the freezing winter nights, some people still ignore these warnings.This dire neglect is taking a heavy toll on life, as happened during the most recent cold spell,
By Walid M. Sadi - Jan 30,2016
Former prime minister Samir Rifai has a distinguished record of championing the rights and goals of the youth for some time now and most recently in his capacity as a senator reiterated his call for the recreating the now defunct Ministry of Youth during the Senate’s recent delib

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