Amid the conflict, awful tragedy and human suffering constantly occupying centre stage in mainstream media reporting about the Middle East, one man tries to explain the relationship complexities of, among, between, within and without key countries, states and individuals; and countries outside the region.
Financial Times reader K.N. Al-Sabah writes a letter to the editor of the FT on August 22 to offer a short guide to the Middle East.
That’s the snapshot view on the day Mr Al-Sabah wrote his guide. It seems to me that solving Rubik’s Cube or finding a cure for cancer would be a breeze in comparison to truly understanding the landscape of conflict in the Middle East.
- See also: The Middle East, explained in one (sort of terrifying) chart by Egyptian blogger The Big Pharaoh, published in the Washington Post.
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The Middle East, explained in one (sort of terrifying) chart http://t.co/ifhwWzfKSY < see also: http://t.co/4uudBXBgrr
RT @jangles: The Middle East, explained in one (sort of terrifying) chart http://t.co/ifhwWzfKSY < see also: http://t.co/4uudBXBgrr
RT @jangles: The Middle East, explained in one (sort of terrifying) chart http://t.co/ifhwWzfKSY < see also: http://t.co/4uudBXBgrr
RT @jangles: The Middle East, explained in one (sort of terrifying) chart http://t.co/ifhwWzfKSY < see also: http://t.co/4uudBXBgrr
Clear, concise and compelling.