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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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    30 minutes ago

    Mattis’ Resignation is Bad News for Gulf Arab Countries My latest for ⁦⁩

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    Qatar: père du "miracle" qatarien, l'ancien émir Hamad, et son cousin Hamad Bin Jassem restent en double commande avec Tamim, le fils du premier. Dans les coulisses du pouvoir de l'ombre à Doha. A lire dans Le Figaro.

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    1 hour ago

    Riyadh and Abu Dhabi have imposed a severe blockade on . But a year and a half later, Doha won the battle. And in the great tradition, initiated by the Emir-Father, Qatar makes it known"

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    1 hour ago

    Riyadh e Abu Dhabi hanno imposto un severo blocco al . Ma un anno e mezzo dopo, vinse la battaglia. E nella grande tradizione iniziata dall'Emiro-Padre, il lo fa conoscere" Ottima lettura argomentata da

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    9 hours ago

    My analysis of the U.S. withdrawal from debacle: in short, this is also an issue of having pushed unrealistic goals without addressing real problems on the ground- all while sidestepping presidential and public oversight

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    Dec 18

    L’Arabie Saoudite doit faire le vrai premier pas au pour que la guerre cesse. La doit faire pression... suspendre les ventes d’armes notamment. The Only Way to End the War in : Saudi Arabia Must Move First

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    Dec 19

    Despite cosmic oyveys from neocons/liberal interventionists, the US mission in Syria lacks focus and clarity beyond keeping ISIS down. Putin, Assad and Iran have already won. What is the purpose of 2000 forces; and what is our end game. If we don't know, what are we doing there?

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    22 hours ago

    US trucks leaving Syria towards KRG.

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    16 hours ago

    What explains the sudden downturn in terrorist attacks in Europe?

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    21 hours ago

    The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces have been fighting Islamic State in Deir Ezzour province for months, but have struggled to defeat the group via

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    21 hours ago

    Three months before Trump’s surprise Syria announcement, Russia went to Israel with a plan: Tie U.S. withdrawal from Syria to an Iranian pullout, hold off on new Iran sanctions and start a wider U.S.-Russia dialogue. Netanyahu rejected it.

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    16 hours ago

    More from the Raqqa the US is abandoning after destroying it with air strikes. People live among the ruins, with no hope of reconstruction. These are shops

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    17 hours ago

    This is the Raqqa the US will leave behind when it pulls out of Syria. A destroyed mess

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    18 hours ago

    analysts welcome withdrawal from

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    21 hours ago

    , & optimistic about Constitutional Committee after presenting their list of proposed members to envoy

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    24 hours ago

    Russia will be the last major international interlocutor in the region..Iran will face no opposition to its vital strategic goal of consolidating as a land corridor..And Isis..will live to regroup and regenerate." on the Syria decision

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    18 hours ago

    Jim Jeffrey is one of the sharpest, most professional and dedicated public servants I’ve ever known. Trump would have been well served had he heeded Jim’s wise counsel

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    18 hours ago

    "There is a question of trust. This will cause many governments to rethink their alliances with a superpower that can just abandon them and leave them in the lurch and throw them under the bus" - Iraq's ex FM Hoshyar Zebari on another US betrayal of Kurds

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    22 hours ago

    .'s decision is at once surprising & utterly predictable. From the outset, he was uncomfortable with a mission that others in the administration pushed. My thoughts on what this means & where to go from here for

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    23 hours ago

    My latest piece for looks at the - relationship.

    The , as an extremely close ally of the Kingdom of , has played a crucial role in enabling the Al Khalifa rulers to remain in power since the Arab Spring uprising of 2011.
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