Chi c'è dietro Assad? (Haram Halal 6)
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Chi c'è dietro Assad? (Haram Halal 6)
Narrated by:
Karima Moual
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Narrated by:
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Karima Moual
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By:
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Karima Moual
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"Ciò che è permesso", "ciò che è vietato". Di che cosa parlano i media arabi? Quali sono i temi che orientano il dibattito nel mondo islamico? Rassegna settimanale sulle opinioni e i commenti nella stampa araba.
I media arabi si interrogano sui retroscena della crisi siriana, e dei suoi ultimi, violenti sviluppi, e sono diverse le voci che si levano contro l'Arabia Saudita e gli interessi dei paesi del Golfo nell'area. Un altro tema è quello dell'accordo sul gas tra Egitto e Israele: chi ci guadagna?
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