Middle East Magazine
June 2008
Features:
- The us-led alliance in iraq that George W. Bush once called, with sweeping hyperbole, “the coalition of the willing”, is falling apart at a rapid rate.
- While the currencies of the GCC countries have depreciated substantially alongside the dollar, the depreciation is even worse in the case of the euro.
- although most of Tunisia’s Jewish population has relocated to other countries, its synagogues are thriving.
- regional: who calls the shots?
- libya: new hurdles hamper rehabilitation
- syria-israel: us dictates the terms of peace
- regional: crum bling coalitions
- regional: drugs trade takes its toll
- israe l: the ugly face of neo-nazis
- West Bank: land grab
- Morocco: caftan, with passion
- 3 gCC: currencies and the euro
- 4 saudi arabia: Jeddah’s building boom
- Oil & Gas rePOrT: how high can prices go?
- 5 Tunisia: synagogues lourish though the Jews have gone
- saudi arabia: ilmmakers ind their voice
- Orientalists in london
- 6 The brush embroiderer
