On Tuesday September 27, AGSIW and the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Washington, DC will co-host a panel discussion featuring the curator and artists participating in the exhibition: “While the Coffee Grounds Settle: Stories from Women in the UAE.” Ambassador Marcelle M. Wahba will moderate the conversation.
National day celebrations have become a crucial element in the ongoing construction of Saudi Arabia’s national narrative, highlighting the centrality of the ruling family and its legacy in the establishment of the state.
As Qatar gears up to host the FIFA World Cup in November, Qatar Museums is ensuring that visitors get a taste of the country’s cultural scene through new public art installations.
The September 20 edition of the Iran Media Review examines Iranian state-censored media efforts to discredit foreign reports of the supreme leader’s poor health.
The September 21 edition of the Iran Media Review considers state-censored media reactions to widespread protests spurred by the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology:Hussein Ibish delivered the annual Emile Bustani Middle East Seminar: "Lebanon's Struggle to Survive in the Post-Arab Spring Middle East."
International Republican Institute:Robert Mogielnicki participated in a panel discussion: “National Strategies & Priorities in an Age of Great Power Competition.”
Bloomberg Opinion: Ibish spoke on the panel "What's going on in Iran? A breakdown of the latest news."
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