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@Malbrunot

Grand reporter pour spécialiste du Moyen-Orient & "Nos très chers émirs" chez gmalbrunot(at)lefigaro(.)fr

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Joined May 2011
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    10 Jan 2017

    Welcome back sur mon blog de Bagdad à Jérusalem, l'Orient indiscret (après une longue absence, c'est vrai...) >>

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    3 hours ago

    Are trenches actually effective? And how? OGN visits the frontlines to see how the revolutionary fighters anticipate to make use of the trenches they have spent weeks digging. Youtube link: Join us on Telegram:

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    2 hours ago

    « Si tombe, nous finirons tous au cimetière »

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    2 hours ago

    UN envoy Martin Griffiths deserves special praise. His enthusiasm & drive made these talks possible. Coalition’s use of legitimate military force always intended to support political solution & UNSCR 2216. Long way to go. But Geneva can bring outcome nearer.

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    2 hours ago

    Former secretary of state recounts an overture the Syrian president made to Israel

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    15 hours ago

    - Very important advances made by Gov. forces west of province - capturing Al-Dhaher town and getting closer to stronghold of Marran Mount.

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    13 hours ago

    : STC: Hadi refused to include the southern issue in the Geneva consultations and decided to withdraw from the consultations in the event of the participation of the Southern Transitional Council, as well as Houthi refused to participate southerners.

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    13 hours ago

    La bataille d’Idlib commencera-t-elle forte de la présence russe en Méditerranée?

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    13 hours ago

    Ahead of a new @CrisisGoup report on North East published this Wednesday, writes in the that the may have no choice but to negotiate its fate with .

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    13 hours ago

    ., Assad say Western pressure will fail to stop Iran-Syria terror fight

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    13 hours ago

    Italy's PM Conte sees no rush for Libyan election - fearing that France is simply making a play for Libya's oil. He believes France wants Khalifa Haftar elected so France can displace Italy as Libya's primary oil producer & beneficiary.

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    24 hours ago

    ., “Idlib's ruling militant group finds itself alone as regime forces advance” Includes my thoughts.

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    17 hours ago

    /n sources confirm RU chief rabbi visited as part of Duma delegation despite 's initial protests. He presumably passed -related messages "via unofficial channels." Just when you think you saw all of 🇷🇺 toolkit smth else pops up

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    Sep 2

    What a mess!

    This is the trick, Amiri-Maliki managed to split most of the other groups, for example al-Qarar list has two leader, Nujifi has 4 seats, while Khamis Khanjar group has 9; while Nujifi joined Sadr-Abidi,…
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    19 hours ago

    Understanding Idlib’s rebel factions - by "In Aba-Zeid’s view, if Russia lets Turkey handle the jihadists in Idlib, one can expect to see Tahrir al-Sham split” between the Turkey-backed block and "hardliners of Hurras al-Deen" ()

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    17 hours ago

    Some Idleb rebels want to withdraw to Turkish-held areas to save their families, but others—including foreign jihadis—scoff at any talk of retreat or submission to Ankara. A grim situation well sketched out by , , and .

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    17 hours ago

    Good read: on the Idleb crisis and its political and humanitarian implications. via

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    22 hours ago

    Idleb briefing: Read my new backgrounder on Syria's last major rebel stronghold, the groups fighting over it, the risks to civilians who live there, and the international intrigues that will decide their future.

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    17 hours ago

    Conclusion "There is no obvious solution for Idlib or how to neutralise its jihadist militants. But the answer cannot be for Syria and Russia to launch a destructive offensive in Idlib."

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    17 hours ago

    The request of IPC is to give Turkey more time to split HTS & neutralize jihadists even though IPC recognizes that Turkey may not be able to do this. Indeed, if Turkey gets Syria & RU to halt their assault, one must ask what incentive rebels would have to dissolve themselves?

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    18 hours ago

    ’s Parliament fails to run the first session smoothly for the third time (2010, 2014 & 2018). Problem is the lack of clarity on who the “largest” block is. This thread will explain the issues for unfamiliar observers. (1)

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