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Tag Archives: Culture
The Syrian Background
Once considered the heartland of the Arab world the Syrian nation was often spoken of as the linchpin of any agreement between the Western nations and the Arab world. No peace with Israel was possible unless the Syrians regime agreed…this … Continue reading
Posted in Arab Culture, Arab Military, Arabs, Communism and Fascism in Middle East, Cross-Culture, Iraq, Islam, Islamism, Middle East Politics, Military, muslim brotherhood, Syria, Terrorism, Uncategorized, Western media
Tagged Culture, Egypt, Insurgency, Iraq, Islam, Islamism, Israel, Middle East, Oil, Russia, Syria, terrorism, US military
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When Sally Meets Ahmad: The Clash of Civilizations
No book has aroused the ire of academia more than Samuel Huntington’s The Clash of Civilizations, describing the clash of civilization between East and West, particularly the World of Islam and Christianity. Although the book mirrors conventional conservative Islamic doctrine … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged clashes of culture, Culture, Marriage, Middle East, princess Haya
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Academia’s Twitter War with State Department over women’s status in Iraq’s tribal society!
At the State Department a recent award program was held to single out women of courage from ten different countries. One of them was Aliyah Khalaf Saleh of Iraq who in June 2014, hid cadets of the Military Academy at … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-Culture, Iraq, Terrorism, Uncategorized, US Foreign Policy, US Foreign Policy in Middle East
Tagged Aliyah Khalaf Saleh of Iraq, Arab culture, Bravery, Culture, Iraqi women, Melania Trump, Middle East, Public Diplomacy, Social media, State Department, terrorism, Twitter, Twitter war, Um Kusay, women of courage, Women's Empowerment
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Can Oil Companies in Iraq Avoid Incidents like Schlumberger’s?
Dozens of angry Shia Muslim workers stormed the Schlumberger Ltd camp in Basra, Iraq last week after a British employee took down a flag that was placed on the company’s car to commemorate the death anniversary of Imam Hussein, Prophet … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Iraq, US Foreign Policy in Middle East
Tagged Arab Gulf, Ashura, Basra, Culture, Investors, Iraq, Islam, Kerbela, Middle East, Oil, Schlumberger, Shia
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